Video surveillance hotspot transfer

After the Olympic Games, the hot spots for the development of China's video surveillance market were gradually developed by the Olympic Games in the direction of regional hot events, safe cities and industry demand. On the other hand, it has experienced market promotion and education in the past few years, whether it is in industries with strong traditional security needs such as finance and public security, or in emerging industries such as transportation, electricity, parks, and industries where monitoring demands are rapidly growing. Video surveillance investment has grown rapidly.

As a professional market consulting and research institution, IDC conducted research on the video surveillance market earlier in the world. In fact, it is precisely because of a series of global security incidents, such as the Russian subway terrorist attack. Hit, British tram terrorist attack. As a result, the enthusiasm for the attention of the relevant government, manufacturers and users in the video surveillance system market has increased in the Chinese market. When we returned to our home market, we also saw many similar cases. In many mass security incidents, the video surveillance system played an irreplaceable role in controlling the security situation, providing evidence, and preventing crimes.

Even today, under the backdrop of such a global financial crisis, IDC saw China's video surveillance market still developing at a steady and healthy pace. At the same time, we also noticed that China's security market is sprouting new trends. Today, monitoring is no longer a single application. We can no longer view video surveillance as a separate industry. The reality is that almost all industries involve security related applications such as video surveillance: not only industries with strong traditional security needs such as finance and public security, but also traffic, electricity, radio and television, parks, etc. have rapid demand for monitoring. Growing emerging industries.

China's video surveillance market is driving hot spots

Before 2008, the driving force for the development of China's video surveillance market mainly came from the Beijing Olympic Games and the construction of related safe city monitoring projects; after the Olympic Games, the hot spots of market development gradually from the Olympic Games to regional hot events, safe cities and industry demand. In the direction of common development, these hot spots include the National 11th National Games held in Jinan City in 2009 and the 60th Anniversary of the Founding of the National Convention Center in Shanghai, the 2010 Shanghai World Expo and the Guangzhou Asian Games. IDC research found that both the Olympic Games and the World Expo, its related venues, landmarks and the overall construction of the park monitoring and control (including Beijing Olympic Village Security, Shanghai Pudong Security and Beijing Xicheng Security, etc.) Although the security level is extremely high, the equipment is also mainly The medium and high-end are the main factors, but in such a huge market as China's overall security, the proportion of direct investment is still minimal. However, the political significance given to these regional hotspot events and the market indirect construction investment they have brought are extremely alarming.

On the other hand, it has experienced market promotion and education in the past few years, whether it is in industries with strong traditional security needs such as finance and public security, or in emerging industries such as transportation, electricity, parks, and industries where monitoring demands are rapidly growing. Video surveillance investment has grown rapidly.

The transportation, finance and park monitoring market is becoming an important emerging industry

·Transportation Market·

At the end of 2008, after the global financial crisis, the Chinese government launched a 4 trillion yuan revitalization plan, of which a substantial proportion of investment plans will be put on top of transportation infrastructure. This has also led to a sharp increase in the demand for surveillance in almost all traffic sub-sectors such as railway hubs and along the railway lines, civil aviation hubs, along highways, and rapid urban traffic. IDC's market research shows that regardless of the construction of the intercity rapid railway and passenger dedicated line dominated by the Ministry of Railways, or the rail transportation of all cities led by the Ministry of Communications, all forms of mass transit and high-speed transportation and transportation methods are based on The primary considerations of security are to upgrade the implementation of video surveillance systems to levels that have not been achieved in the past.

·Financial chain market

Since the beginning of 2009, more and more large state-owned banks such as ICBC have begun to accelerate their investment in the video surveillance market. Due to the large scale of monitoring projects, ABC will even monitor the subcontracting of major equipment such as storage for bidding and unified procurement. IDC believes that the strengthening of the unified procurement of equipment and the deployment of a unified, unified management of branch security and service level of the financial industry network monitoring, is becoming the financial industry to increase video surveillance market investment is the main motivation.

·Park Market·

In addition to the monitoring of parks with high risk of short-term prevention such as the Olympics and the World Expo Park, there are high-tech zones, software parks, industrial development zones, and scenic spot monitoring markets that are characterized by large open areas, long preventive periods, and relatively low safety levels. Is developing rapidly. Especially in the country's launch of the Western Development New Deal, actively building inland economic development zones, and attracting governments and enterprises to enter the park at key stages, the park's video surveillance market has more development potential and endurance.

Intelligent application requirements for industry customers are increasingly clear

With the proliferation of video surveillance sites in related industry markets in recent years, more and more users are facing the challenges of not being able to detect alarm events in a timely and accurate manner, and associating and analyzing incidents after the incident. As a result, intelligent video surveillance technology came into being.

At present, video systems with perimeter intelligence, abnormal behavior analysis, people statistics, and dynamic image tracking and amplification are gradually applied to core surveillance areas such as bank vaults, airport terminals, nuclear power stations, and satellite uplink stations. In addition, incidents such as “peeking cats and cats” that occurred this year have also increased the demand for intelligent modules such as perimeter alarms and abnormal behavior analysis in prisons and detention centers. Of course, intelligent video surveillance still faces certain problems, including the reliability and stability of the system. Of course, the most important thing is still to remain high at the scale of the current niche applications.