IPC network HD cameras have become increasingly marketable and profitable. They have become an integral part of surveillance systems.
1. People want more than just cameras
From analog to IP surveillance conversion, we can see from these product upgrades that the customer needs are not satisfied with the camera's simple camera function. With the development of modernization, people need solutions that can solve problems more efficiently, allowing cameras and security solutions to incorporate more functions: such as front-end video recording, analysis, and even smarter access control.
2. "Smart" cameras become mainstream
Since AXIS introduced its first centralized network camera in 1996, the technology has undergone considerable growth from passive monitoring to commercialization with many more active features. Today's cameras have many high-level features, including motion and audio detection, tamper-proofing, demographics, virtual fences... The future of “smart†features will become more common in cameras.
3. Business Intelligence Creates New Business Opportunities
Network cameras that integrate business intelligence will drive greater business benefits. According to the 2013 Retail CCTV Survey, about 58% of UK retailers plan to transfer from analog cameras. In fact, not just retail, any industry can now deploy network cameras that seamlessly integrate existing business intelligence applications by adopting an open platform architecture and API.
4. "small" <br> <br> control system solutions and IT development trend of consumer video industry, the future of IP surveillance cameras will probably no longer limited to large enterprises and large-scale installation projects in the field. With the increasing uncertainty of the uncontrollable factors in modern society and people’s understanding of security, more and more understanding, individual homes and small supermarket hotels also need to install monitoring and security systems, but this faces a problem, this part of the customer group It is unacceptable for high prices.
Based on this, monitoring the security system, whether it is based on cloud computing video program, or through the large-capacity SD card and free download software to support the IP camera program stored on the board, can make the user (here generally refers to the non-monitoring security practitioners Personnel) can make good use of existing technologies such as smart phones or tablets, and then deliver real-time video or management videos via wireless or broadband, without the need for additional hardware. Easy to use, simple to install, and maintenance-free, it will be the most attractive part of this type of small system in the future.
5.IP monitoring will open up a whole new world
According to IHS statistics, the global entity access control market in 2012 was approximately US$3 billion, and is expected to grow to US$4.2 billion in 2017, with a compound annual growth rate of 7%. For many new smart buildings, the transition from the traditional access control system to the digital domain will bring more benefits, including lower installation costs, easier configuration and management, and eliminating the many limitations of the traditional system. Add more features.
6. High Definition Television (HDTV)
Driven by the shift in consumer electronics markets to LCDs, plasma (PDPs) and LED TVs, HDTVs will also become the standard for IP surveillance cameras. It is expected that this year's 720p (1280x720pixels) resolution will be upgraded to full HD 1080p (1920x1080pixels).
7.4K resolution
4K resolution is a general term used for display devices. It is the natural process of HDTV image quality evolution. Also known as ultra-high definition television (UHDTV), it has twice the resolution higher than full HD (1080p), and Four times the pixels (3840x2160pixels).
8. Image availability
In 2014, talking about megapixels and HD resolution is far from enough, and end users need to understand not only how many pixels but the availability of images. In the next few years, with increasing end-user demand and increased technical capabilities, night vision and high-contrast-sensitivity cameras will become even more important and even essential functions. In addition, some extreme or harsh environmental monitoring applications will also need such technologies.
9. Mobile Solutions
Mobile solutions can monitor surveillance images anytime, anywhere. The user can view real-time images from a surveillance camera via a networked device such as a tablet computer and a smartphone anywhere. Today, we have been able to watch real-time or video images on personal smartphones and tablets, and this application is also expected to enter the professional arena in the future.
10. Thermal imaging
Marketsand recently released a report predicting that the thermal imaging market will grow from 3.4 billion U.S. dollars in 2013 to 5.84 billion U.S. dollars in 2018, with a compound annual growth rate of 10.9%. Among them, the monitoring market is the largest contribution to the block. Future thermal imaging cameras are expected to complement the traditional cameras and act as "detectors" and become part of the IP surveillance installation system.
1. People want more than just cameras
From analog to IP surveillance conversion, we can see from these product upgrades that the customer needs are not satisfied with the camera's simple camera function. With the development of modernization, people need solutions that can solve problems more efficiently, allowing cameras and security solutions to incorporate more functions: such as front-end video recording, analysis, and even smarter access control.
2. "Smart" cameras become mainstream
Since AXIS introduced its first centralized network camera in 1996, the technology has undergone considerable growth from passive monitoring to commercialization with many more active features. Today's cameras have many high-level features, including motion and audio detection, tamper-proofing, demographics, virtual fences... The future of “smart†features will become more common in cameras.
3. Business Intelligence Creates New Business Opportunities
Network cameras that integrate business intelligence will drive greater business benefits. According to the 2013 Retail CCTV Survey, about 58% of UK retailers plan to transfer from analog cameras. In fact, not just retail, any industry can now deploy network cameras that seamlessly integrate existing business intelligence applications by adopting an open platform architecture and API.
4. "small" <br> <br> control system solutions and IT development trend of consumer video industry, the future of IP surveillance cameras will probably no longer limited to large enterprises and large-scale installation projects in the field. With the increasing uncertainty of the uncontrollable factors in modern society and people’s understanding of security, more and more understanding, individual homes and small supermarket hotels also need to install monitoring and security systems, but this faces a problem, this part of the customer group It is unacceptable for high prices.
Based on this, monitoring the security system, whether it is based on cloud computing video program, or through the large-capacity SD card and free download software to support the IP camera program stored on the board, can make the user (here generally refers to the non-monitoring security practitioners Personnel) can make good use of existing technologies such as smart phones or tablets, and then deliver real-time video or management videos via wireless or broadband, without the need for additional hardware. Easy to use, simple to install, and maintenance-free, it will be the most attractive part of this type of small system in the future.
5.IP monitoring will open up a whole new world
According to IHS statistics, the global entity access control market in 2012 was approximately US$3 billion, and is expected to grow to US$4.2 billion in 2017, with a compound annual growth rate of 7%. For many new smart buildings, the transition from the traditional access control system to the digital domain will bring more benefits, including lower installation costs, easier configuration and management, and eliminating the many limitations of the traditional system. Add more features.
6. High Definition Television (HDTV)
Driven by the shift in consumer electronics markets to LCDs, plasma (PDPs) and LED TVs, HDTVs will also become the standard for IP surveillance cameras. It is expected that this year's 720p (1280x720pixels) resolution will be upgraded to full HD 1080p (1920x1080pixels).
7.4K resolution
4K resolution is a general term used for display devices. It is the natural process of HDTV image quality evolution. Also known as ultra-high definition television (UHDTV), it has twice the resolution higher than full HD (1080p), and Four times the pixels (3840x2160pixels).
8. Image availability
In 2014, talking about megapixels and HD resolution is far from enough, and end users need to understand not only how many pixels but the availability of images. In the next few years, with increasing end-user demand and increased technical capabilities, night vision and high-contrast-sensitivity cameras will become even more important and even essential functions. In addition, some extreme or harsh environmental monitoring applications will also need such technologies.
9. Mobile Solutions
Mobile solutions can monitor surveillance images anytime, anywhere. The user can view real-time images from a surveillance camera via a networked device such as a tablet computer and a smartphone anywhere. Today, we have been able to watch real-time or video images on personal smartphones and tablets, and this application is also expected to enter the professional arena in the future.
10. Thermal imaging
Marketsand recently released a report predicting that the thermal imaging market will grow from 3.4 billion U.S. dollars in 2013 to 5.84 billion U.S. dollars in 2018, with a compound annual growth rate of 10.9%. Among them, the monitoring market is the largest contribution to the block. Future thermal imaging cameras are expected to complement the traditional cameras and act as "detectors" and become part of the IP surveillance installation system.
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