Wireless monitoring brings unlimited business opportunities

According to the latest report, global mobile users in 2008 were 3.9 billion; by 2010, half of the world’s population will use mobile phones; by 2013, this number will increase to 5.6 billion. According to foreign media reports, it is expected that by September this year, the total number of global mobile users will be equal to the world population (7.1 billion). According to a survey conducted by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in early 2013, there are a total of 6.8 billion mobile phone users in the world, and the Asia-Pacific region is the fastest-growing region, with more than half (3.5 billion) of mobile users in the Asia-Pacific region. The rapid expansion of the mobile market has brought prosperity to mobile security applications.

The Mobile Internet Urges the Civil Security Market If mobile surveillance is to bring security into the mobile surveillance era, then the mobile Internet will surely open up a new era of video surveillance for the civilian market. Since telecom operators entered the field of security monitoring, they have not stopped nurturing and reclaiming the civilian market. Because the civilian market is an operator's advantage, and only the door to the civilian market can be opened, it can bring economies of scale to industries and companies in the industry chain. After several years of safe city construction, public security has been scaled up to provide protection for public security, but as a home and family security of urban and rural cells, it is still a virgin land to be cultivated. With the mobile Internet era, the home security market will gradually start. This point, many security companies also formed a consensus. While stabilizing the industry market, Hikvision focused on launching civilian security products targeted at small and micro enterprises and households, and adopting products and operating services to develop civilian markets.

The traditional security market has a very narrow scope in terms of geographical coverage and coverage of user groups. It has been dominated by special departments and industries such as public security, transportation, electricity, petroleum, and banking. The security market for SMEs and individuals is basically just starting. The civil security market has huge room for growth. With the continuous improvement and enhancement of mobile bandwidth and network environment, the gradual decline in the price of security products, and the operators' dedication to the civil market, home security will usher in a golden period of development. In the future, the potential of the video surveillance business in the individual user market will not be inferior to the industry user market.

According to expert analysis, the main application areas of the current civil and commercial security market in China are focused on home cell phone video surveillance, small chain stores (supermarkets, clothing stores, cake shops, optical shops, bridal stores, accommodation and catering, etc.), network monitoring, small and medium-sized shops (wholesale, Retail, convenience stores, etc.) Network monitoring, online monitoring of entertainment venues (Internet cafes, KTV, etc.), and kindergarten monitoring. Like some companies' "I love my family" and "baby online", they are very popular among family users.

With the maturing of 3G networks, the quality of mobile video has greatly improved. At the same time, the integration of 3G and WLAN systems will further promote the development of home security monitoring services. The conditions for mobile video surveillance services to enter ordinary households are ripe. In the future, users only need a 3G smart phone or a networked computer. Whether or not the home is far away from the horizon, the mobile phone will become a “telescope”.

Wireless security brings unlimited business opportunities Wireless products are the first choice for small businesses and home users. In the civilian market, the main application of wireless security is the wireless client, which is often referred to as mobile monitoring. Through the smart phone terminal APP software application, you can view the status of your home or shop through the mobile phone client anytime, anywhere.

According to the “2013 Mobile Consumer Report” released by the US market research company Nielsen recently, China’s smart phone penetration rate has surpassed that of the United States and the United Kingdom, ranking second only to South Korea. Major companies also followed the trend. For example, Restech can launch a new generation of two-way wireless alarm system with video review based on “cloud technology”. After the alarm, it can capture the on-site photos and send them to designated smart terminals. A smartphone (Apple or Android) logs in to the cloud for remote control operations. The user can also remotely monitor or control the home screen and alarm system at any time of need.

Of course, the application of wireless products must still be technically integrated. Although wireless technology is currently used in Wenbo and public security projects, it has emerged in road transportation and other industries. “But wireless technology has limited bandwidth and poor channel stability compared to wired environments, and it is difficult to implement a large number of high-definition video transmission applications at the same time.” Pei Langui, chairman of Beijing Hengshang Communication Technology Co., Ltd., admitted frankly. In addition, there are many kinds of wireless technologies, ranging from GSM/GPRS, Zigbee for data signal transmission, 315/433M for wireless alarm system applications, to broadband WiFi, WiMAX, and 3G to 4G, which are basically applicable to wireless security systems. Technology, the docking of products of various brands is a problem. Yang Cun, sales manager of Delta Region in France, introduced: “Wireless products do not have many standard interfaces for wired products. Wireless products are self-contained and basically have no wireless interfaces for direct communication. This is very large. To the extent that it hinders the realization of large-scale integration of products in the industry, the characteristics of various wireless technologies cannot achieve a more complete solution through convergence."

On the other hand, the application of wireless security system depends on the development of network technology, but the current domestic network construction is still not optimistic. Relevant data show that the average speed of China's mainland network is 1.15M, ranking 80th in the world.

Fortunately, in the near future, the “State Council’s Opinions on Promoting Information Consumption and Expanding Domestic Demand” has coordinated the development of mobile communications, requiring the expansion of third-generation mobile communications (3G) network coverage, optimizing the network structure, and improving network quality, and promoted in 2013. The fourth-generation mobile communications (4G) license was issued during the year. It is estimated that by 2020, the broadband network will cover urban and rural areas in an all-round way, the fixed broadband household penetration rate will reach 70%, and the 3G/LTE user penetration rate will reach 85%.

In general, wireless security will bring unlimited business opportunities to the concept of inspection in a different form. At the same time, as operators continue to advance key technologies (such as terminal technology, networking technology, transmission technology, etc.), operators will Coverage, plus the application of wireless technology in security systems, market capacity will continue to expand!

Mobile security monitoring will become a new generation of information technology key areas in the era of 3G and mobile Internet. Operators’ cloud platforms and cloud services have acquired huge mobile terminal users with strong technical support. As a result, mobile monitor-based video surveillance services have emerged. . With the help of the mobile Internet, the security mobile surveillance market will usher in a major round of development. Prior to the release of 3G licenses, operators focused on online video surveillance platforms such as “Global Eyes” and “Wide Horizons”. At that time, operators as video surveillance platform providers were mostly large players in the communications industry, such as Huawei, ZTE, and Bell. The suppliers of front-end equipment and video coding equipment are mostly mainstream security manufacturers in the industry, such as Hikvision, Dahua and Suzhou Kodak.

With the rapid development of mobile Internet and smart terminals, the extension of security is expanding and the applicable fields are constantly expanding. It is believed that the security field will also face new opportunities brought by the mobile Internet as well as the Internet and IT sectors. challenge.

Mobile security monitoring closely combines the needs and characteristics of various industries, matching smart phone operating systems such as Android, comprehensive development of deep applications based on mobile terminals, such as for public security agencies, can develop mobile emergency command platform to achieve live video capture of emergencies, Based on the mobile terminal video image browsing, population (vehicle) information query, GPS vehicle positioning, emergency command and dispatch, and other real-world applications, the emergency command center can be rapidly constructed at any time and anywhere to fully improve the response speed and efficiency of emergency response. For smart home security systems, the integrated platform can receive alarm information from home security systems in real time through smart phones, and monitor home images in real time. It can also remotely open and close doors and remotely arm and disarm the alarm system. Realize "Smart Life" and mobile applications.

However, there are still some confusions and bottlenecks in the promotion and application of 3G-based mobile video surveillance systems, such as the lack of standards. Up to now, there are few mobile surveillance applications based on security integrated platforms and mobile terminals such as mobile phones and tablet computers. Even if they are there, they are very simple. Only the implementation of mobile monitoring using portable mobile terminals such as mobile phones and tablet PCs as the carrier can truly bring about widespread adoption of mobile Internet surveillance. Although the security industry's openness and integration speed has been accelerating in recent years (such as Onvif, PSIA and other standard protocols have been recognized and followed by many companies), compared with the degree of openness and compatibility of the communications industry, there is still a certain distance.

As a key area of ​​next-generation information technology, mobile Internet has become one of the most exciting new application technology areas following "cloud computing" and "Internet of Things." In particular, with the widespread use of 3G technology, the popularization of smart phones, and changes in the habits of Internet users, the development of mobile Internet is ushering in a new era.