Video Surveillance Becomes a Game Changer in an Array of Industries

Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) is an advanced video-surveillance system used to monitor the action of humans and other objects within a specific site. With this technology on board, the captured images and videos can be stored or sent across the respective communication network. Motion detection, automatic cloud storage, wireless technology, scheduled recording, and remote observing are the five standard functions that video surveillance system tends to offer. The technologies involved in video surveillance are Network IP CCTV  referred to as HD, Analog CCTV as SD, and HDCVI CCTV as high definition analog CCTV.

Recently, a new form of camera is introduced known as body-warm video camera. It is often used by police officers and law enforcement personnel. This type of surveillance camera is worn on the chest or head. Rise in need for safety in high-risk areas, integration of Internet-of-Things, and increase in the development of smart cities drive the growth of the global video surveillance market. In today’s scenario, CCTV technology is undergoing an extensive transformation. CCTV manufacturers have realized that the cameras they have produced with high-tech facilities have great potential as sensors in IoT.

These has also been an accelerating growth in the surveillance cameras market in both public and private sectors. There is an expanding demand for CCTV cameras because of their advanced security features. IP cameras have offered various benefits over analog surveillance like real-time surveillance, lower operational cost, greater integration potential, easy installation, and adjustable frame. This has ensured the expansion of the IP video surveillance and VSaaS market globally.

Hikvision has recently introduced ColorVu Outdoor Turret Camera with PIR Siren. It uses advanced lenses and high-sensitivity sensors which can work even in low light and nighttime environments. It is eco-friendly and is adjustable on a scale of 0-100 to ensure detailed, high-definition video and images.

According to Allied Market Research, the global video surveillance market is expected to register a significant CAGR from 2020 to 2027. In the last few years, there has been a steep increase in the demand for video surveillance to monitor and record transportation infrastructure, corporate houses, educational institutes, public places, buildings, etc. Also, with the adoption of AI technology, the CCTVs are now enabled with face & steps recognition, heartbeat monitoring and much more. AI and deep learning are also being adopted by different end-uses like corporate management, license plate recognition, and retail management which, in turn, has created a number of opportunities in the global market.

 In addition, with the adoption of advanced monitoring system in the government sector, CCTV manufacturers have recognized the need for optimum IP surveillance systems. IP security cameras tend to transmit signals over a network that allows greater information transfer than an analogue signal sent to a digital video recorder (DVR).

AI is providing surveillance cameras with digital brains to match the eyes. AI surveillance is helping the end-users to scrutinize live video monitoring with no human intervention. To conclude, it can be stated that the market is growing pretty fast and in the next few years, the video surveillance market will mount up yet more.

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