2018 mobile device camera shipments up to 2.7 billion

Almost all smart phones now have rear-facing cameras, one-third of them are equipped with front-facing cameras, and at the same time the latest report from market research company ABIResearch shows that the total number of tablet and smartphone camera shipments in 2012 was 1 billion. It will reach 2.7 billion in 2018. The proportion of tablets with two cameras is greater. The reason for integrating the front camera is mainly due to the rise of video calls.

In addition to Nokia PureView808, the resolution of most smartphone cameras released in 2012 was around 8 million pixels. In addition, major mobile device OEMs are also exploring new features such as autofocus, fast capture, and high-sensitivity shooting while enhancing the quality of photos and videos.

"The advancement in imaging technology has opened new doors for smart phones and tablets," said Josh Flood, senior analyst at ABI Research. "The mobile device camera is not just a digital camera for taking pictures of children and pets. New services such as augmented reality and gesture recognition can be integrated into mobile devices."

ABIResearch data shows that mobile device camera shipments in 2018 will reach 2.7 billion. Smartphones account for the vast majority of camera shipments, with a ratio of 80%. With the popularity of video calls and the deployment of LTE infrastructure, there will be more and more smartphones equipped with front-facing cameras. "It is expected that there will be 2 to 3 million gesture recognition capabilities for smart phones shipped in 2015," said Froud.

The application of mobile surveillance has bright prospects. Now, in countries with advanced wireless networks, such as the Americas or European countries, there is government support for related mobile monitoring, so the implementation is also relatively rapid. Asian countries such as Singapore and Japan They are also actively developing in related fields such as displacement detection and face recognition.

At present, some of the mainstream mobile monitoring companies in China, such as Huawei, Zhongxing Liwei, Sunchuangtianxia and Chuangshi Technology, are all involved in this huge potential market. China is still in its infancy in the field of mobile surveillance. Enterprises cannot develop their own brands or products with high functionality and high added value. Despite this, with the development of 3G technology and the continuous popularization of services, the growing maturity of network signal coverage and mobile video surveillance systems and the improvement of relevant regulations, mobile video surveillance systems will surely usher in a vast market.

The monitoring of domestic demand for mobile home monitoring highlights: Thanks to the rapid development of the economy, people’s living consumption levels have been generally improved and their safety awareness has been continuously strengthened. In this case, security monitoring products that were used in special fields in the past began to gradually enter the homes of ordinary people. Mobile home monitoring products represented by mobile network video monitoring equipment began to flow into the market, relying on powerful technology and stylish appearance. Design, subtly changed the status quo of the home security market.