Attractive market for mobile monitoring

According to the latest report, 16% of all VCRs sold in the mobile video surveillance market in 2012 were equipped with redundant wireless download technologies, which is one of the fastest growing trends in mobile video surveillance in the past two years. The development of mobile surveillance is prevalent in the world. North America has the most extensive development and looks forward to the future of the industry. The development prospects are attractive.

North America occupies the major market of mobile surveillance The global market is nearly 500 million US dollars spent on mobile video surveillance equipment - not including accessories - the Americas contributed about 70% of total revenue in 2012, totaling 346.6 million US dollars. The largest share of revenue comes from the United States and Canada, which means that the combined total of these two countries is greater than the total of 83.3 million U.S. dollars in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), or 68.7 million U.S. dollars in Asia.

This tilt to North America originally came from large sales in the vertical markets of police cars and school buses. The data in the first three versions of the research report showed such a tilt, but the sales in these two vertical markets have been further promoted. North America is at the forefront of the global mobile video surveillance equipment sales queue.

At the same time, market opportunities in Europe, the Middle East, Africa (EMEA) and Asia are growing rapidly, especially in the areas of buses, trains and trams. Many leading North American manufacturers say they are already investigating future sales prospects in the European market. By 2017, sales in the Americas will soar to 489 million U.S. dollars, compared with 116.2 million U.S. dollars in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and 91.8 million U.S. dollars in Asia.

The Americas will remain the largest mobile video surveillance equipment sales region for the foreseeable future at least, but see faster growth in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia in the second half of the decade.

Streaming media technology into mobile surveillance technology Support video surveillance technology After many years of development, experienced analog monitoring systems, digital video surveillance systems, network video surveillance systems and other stages; With the development of communications technology, mobile terminal enhancements, mobile video surveillance Become a new technology development trend in the monitoring industry. Compared with the limitations of analog surveillance and network monitoring, mobile video surveillance adopts mobile streaming media technology to achieve "anytime, anywhere, free control" monitoring.

Mobile streaming media technology is a technology developed at the end of the 20th century and is still in the process of development. Mobile streaming media services are also considered to be the “killer” business in the future third-generation mobile communication networks. Its development and application are currently mobile communications. Value-added business research focus. Domestic mobile communication operators and communication equipment manufacturers began to study the application of mobile streaming media technology since the beginning of the 21st century. Major operators have adopted mobile streaming media services as the main business research in the 3G trial network, and they have formulated the characteristics of the carriers. Streaming media business standards, equipment manufacturers are also actively involved in the formulation and testing of streaming media business standards, and vigorously promoted the progress of research and development and application of mobile streaming media technology. At the same time, the establishment of a highway video surveillance network has enabled us to have a wealth of video surveillance resources and accumulated a large number of video surveillance system maintenance experience.

The maturing of mobile networks has made mobile video surveillance possible. China Unicom's CDMA1X network supports 50-80kbps transmission rate, and China Mobile GPRS network can provide 30-50kbps transmission rate. Clear and smooth video surveillance signals can be transmitted at these rates. China will begin the construction of the third generation mobile communications network (3G), providing higher data transmission speeds and capable of transmitting clearer and smoother video signals, at which time the communication tariff will also be greatly reduced.

The attractive prospects of mobile surveillance market Mobile video surveillance system is flexible and can follow the characteristics of monitoring. Therefore, in some remote places such as mountainous areas, forests, and river basins, where it is impossible to lay conductors, or temporary monitoring sites, there is no need to lay wires, and traditional cable monitoring cannot meet the needs. Only mobile video surveillance is required. To meet the demand. Wireless mobile surveillance is a true “telescope” and “wind-fighting ear”. Therefore, it has the unparalleled and irreplaceable advantages of traditional monitoring, especially in bus, subway, emergency command, on-site maintenance, on-site law enforcement and other applications, the application prospects are very lure people.

We are gratified to see that while network transmission is in favor of the popularization of mobile monitoring technology, mobile monitoring technology itself is constantly improving. Nowadays bus surveillance cameras, mobile surveillance cameras, and individual mobile wireless surveillance cameras are all equipped with night vision functions, and monitoring distances are further and further away, such as the recently launched infrared laser night-vision police vehicle-mounted pan/tilt heads in Shenzhen Baoqianli. The monitoring distance reaches 400 meters.

In terms of applications, mobile phone (or mobile terminal) monitoring is mostly used by enterprise users, industry users, and home users. The market potential of the civilian market is huge; bus movement monitoring is mainly used in the transportation field, and also includes long-distance passenger cars, dangerous goods transport vehicles, etc. The market space is very large; on-board mobile surveillance is mainly used in law enforcement vehicles, including police vehicles, emergency command vehicles, urban law enforcement vehicles, fire engines, etc.; law enforcement recorders and mobile individual equipment are more professional in relative applications, but they also have Not a small market potential. With the continuous development and maturity of mobile monitoring technologies and the continuous decline in network and deployment costs, the spring of wireless mobile monitoring and control will surely come. So how big is the mobile surveillance market? Here we take the analysis of bus movement monitoring as an example.

In recent years, bus mobile monitoring applications can be said to be in full swing, and the installation of mobile surveillance cameras for buses has become common practice. Up to now, Shenzhen has installed more than 20,000 mobile surveillance cameras, installed 3 buses per bus, and networked with public security 110. Images captured by cameras can be transmitted to public security command centers simultaneously. At the end of 2007, Guangzhou City installed cameras for more than 8,000 buses in the city. The total number of cameras installed will exceed 26,000. Cities like Dongguan and Foshan in the same Pearl River Delta have also widely installed mobile surveillance cameras for buses in the city. Most buses are installed with 3, and some with 4 and 2 installed. Dongguan installed mobile surveillance cameras on 6000 buses in the city with a total investment of over 100 million yuan. How many buses nationwide can't be counted? In Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Tianjin, Chengdu, Wuhan, Xi’an, and Chongqing, the total number of buses is more than 100,000. The bus monitoring market can be large. Want to know. There is also the taxi mobile surveillance market, as much as the bus mobile video surveillance.