Rapid video surveillance growth

Over the past five years, the global security market has grown at an average annual growth rate of 4.5%. In the global economic downturn, it is not easy for the security market to maintain this growth rate. According to the IHS report, the total output value of the global security market in 2012 was US$2.15 billion, of which video surveillance products accounted for US$1.19 billion. According to in-line forecasts, the global electronic security market will maintain an average annual growth rate of 8% in the next five years and reach 322 billion US dollars in 2017.

The growth of the security market mainly comes from two aspects: the total amount of video surveillance increases by 12% and the demand of high-end security market in Asia. It is understood that the global video surveillance market has developed rapidly in the past decade. Chinese equipment manufacturers play an increasingly important role in the market. Many international brands also produce security products through Chinese factories to provide sales in overseas markets. For companies that provide core semiconductor components for video surveillance equipment, China is becoming their most important regional market. "IHS China Video Surveillance Equipment Manufacturing Report 2013 Edition" pointed out that China's video surveillance manufacturing market in 2012 produced about 70M. Front-end devices such as analog cameras, network cameras, and analog high-definition cameras accounted for 87.3%, and DVR, NVR, and analog HD DVRs accounted for 12.7% of back-end devices.

According to IHS's forecast, with the development of China's video surveillance market, the market share of image sensor chips and processor chips will increase from 28% in 2013 to 72% in 2015 and 70% in 2012 to 88 in 2015. %. In view of the current status and future trends of video surveillance in China, Zhang Bo, vice director of IHS IMS Research, will present the topic “Trends in China's Video Surveillance and Manufacturing Market in 2014” at the first seminar on technology and application of key components for security surveillance. By then, Zhang Bo will focus on the market capacity of China's video surveillance equipment manufacturing in 2013, the consumption of core semiconductor components and its development speed in the next few years, the mainstream technology trends in 2014, and the impact of these trends on the market, and the competitive environment in 2014. Changes and other hot topics are discussed and discussed with the audience.