In an event of a fire breakout, numerous lives are at risk, and unfortunately, history indicates that fire accidents occur quite frequently frequently across a range of different industries – be it the chemical industry or electrical and clothing factories. Recent statistics indicate that approximately 10,000 fire incidents take place every year across the world, resulting in an average of 10,000 deaths each year. As we already know, especially in this era of advanced technologies, there are a number of technological innovations that can be used to minimize the chances of a fire breakout, but more specifically the likelihood of human casualties because of the fire. There are countries and factories all over the globe that have started utilizing a range of advanced technologies to aid in the continuation of a safe working environment, and as effectiveness would suggest, earlier forecasts which anticipated a drop-in fire-related casualties have shown the opposite. Essentially, technological advancements are indeed favouring the global fight against fire hazards. Keeping this in consideration, we planned and executed a project that focused on developing a fire extinguishing robot, which is a fire fighting vehicle and a robot without a driver. This vehicle is built on sensor and camera based technology, which is aimed to prevent wasting water on harmless areas of the building or a factory. The robot is practical and can perform the operation of locating a fire and extinguishing it autonomously, the robot can also drive itself during certain fire safety inspections.