Network monitoring systems will surpass traditional analog monitoring systems

Release time:2015-05-27 00:00 Views:18 author:Xinlaida Security source:Industry trends
Network monitoring systems will surpass traditional analog monitoring systems

Since the rapid rise of high-definition in 2009, network surveillance has maintained a rapid growth trend. Especially in the past two years, IP surveillance cameras have maintained an annual growth rate of 30%, which also shows that IP high-definition surveillance will still be the main trend in the coming year. Facing the challenge of network monitoring, analog monitoring although its market share has declined, it still firmly occupies a huge market. At the same time, analog high-definition solutions are emerging in an endless stream, including the old and strong 960H, as well as newcomers such as HTVI and AHD, HTCVI, etc. are constantly impacting, and the heroes are vying for the throne.

In 2014, with the continuous popularization and promotion of H.265 technology, bandwidth and storage problems were effectively reduced. Coupled with the fact that cloud technology effectively solves storage problems, IP high-definition is spreading across the board in various application fields. At the same time, with the development and maturity of intelligent technology, intelligence has gradually entered the practical stage. The SmartIPC product launched by security companies represented by Hikvision integrates the Smart concept into IPC for the first time, providing users with better image effects, richer monitoring value, more convenient operation and management, and a more complete maintenance system.

At present, IP surveillance is replacing traditional analog surveillance as the mainstream. High-definition and intelligent visual management applications based on IP technology will be the main theme of the development of video surveillance. IP systems will have an absolute advantage in the future surveillance market. At the same time, from security management to intelligent visual management to video content services, industry solutions will closely follow the needs of industry users and business management will be deeply integrated. Network video surveillance is expected to surpass analog systems for the first time in 2015. According to the 2014 annual report, the development of high-definition IP cameras and the maturity of the industrial chain have accelerated the industry's rapid development from traditional analog DVR plus matrix solutions to high-definition and IP-based solutions.

                                                     This article is taken from: Security Knowledge Network