Video Surveillance Market Trends

Video Surveillance Market Trends

photo illus video surveillance by Pixabay
photo illus video surveillance by Pixabay

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The global video surveillance market size in 2019 was estimated at USD 42.94 Billion and is expected to reach USD 144.85 Billion by 2027, growing at a 14.6% CAGR from 2020 to 2027, according to a market research report.

A digital video surveillance system is a surveillance device recording images and videos that can be compressed, stored, or transmitted over networks of communication. It also covers the impact of various technologies like Facial Recognition, AI in the digital video surveillance market.

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Several factors are expected to drastically increase the Video Surveillance Market size. The first trend is the growing advancement in facial recognition technology. The improved facial algorithms are increasingly working on off-angle (non-frontal) probe images, and lower resolution surveillance video captures, thus expanding the sources of information that they can absorb and process meaningfully. This growing implementation of facial recognition technology is expected to increase the market for video surveillance market size.

Another factor is the increased adoption from the government-sector for advanced surveillance. Manufacturers recognized the need for optimum IP surveillance systems. There are many advantages that a CCTV system with an IP camera has over an analog format. IP surveillance cameras transmit their signals over a network, allowing for better transmission of information than an analog signal sent to a wireless video recorder. Network cameras can be wireless and still operate across a network and are used in large department stores, supermarket chains, malls, factories, warehouses, and many other public places to keep an activity record. 

The growth of the video surveillance industry is also driven by the growing adoption of IP cameras and increasing demand for wireless and spy cameras. 

The rising need for protection in high-risk regions, an increase in the transition from analog surveillance to IP cameras, and internet-of-things convergence fuel the growth of the global video surveillance industry. 

Factors including high investment costs and lack of technical experience in handling IP cameras, however, hamper growth in the industry.

In terms of geographic trends, Asia-Pacific has a large share of the global demand for video surveillance technology. This is attributed to population growth and the adoption of advanced security systems technologies in developing countries, according to the report, cited by finance.yahoo.com. 

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