(1) Demand in Engineering Installation Markets
The national economy is poised to continue its robust growth, fueling the sustained development of various essential industry infrastructures and ushering in fresh security requirements. As the government-led construction of large-scale infrastructure projects like railways, highways, waterways, airports, and urban rail transit transitions from construction to operation, there's a surge in demand for the installation of security video surveillance systems to accommodate expansion and maintenance. Concurrently, there is an incremental enhancement in security awareness within society. Users of security video surveillance systems are shifting from specialized departments to diverse specific sectors, such as finance, education, healthcare, transportation, and energy. This shift is significantly boosting the consumption of security video surveillance.
(2) Demand in Consumer Markets
Consumer security markets in countries like Europe and the United States have already achieved comprehensive development. However, in certain countries, factors such as network infrastructure, economic conditions, cultural considerations, consumer attitudes, security consciousness, and residential settings have restrained the growth of civilian security markets. Consumer security markets primarily revolve around individual consumers and are characterized by their immense scale and relatively dispersed needs. These markets fundamentally differ from professional security markets.
Home security systems are primarily employed to ensure the safety of family members, encompassing the elderly, infants, and property. As people's living standards improve and their safety requisites continue to evolve, consumers are emerging as a pivotal driving force behind the consumption of security solutions. Small and medium-sized enterprises, retail establishments, and households are progressively becoming the bedrock of routine security needs, including the adoption of cutting-edge technologies like light bulb cameras, wireless cameras, and other innovative security video surveillance solutions.
The national economy is poised to continue its robust growth, fueling the sustained development of various essential industry infrastructures and ushering in fresh security requirements. As the government-led construction of large-scale infrastructure projects like railways, highways, waterways, airports, and urban rail transit transitions from construction to operation, there's a surge in demand for the installation of security video surveillance systems to accommodate expansion and maintenance. Concurrently, there is an incremental enhancement in security awareness within society. Users of security video surveillance systems are shifting from specialized departments to diverse specific sectors, such as finance, education, healthcare, transportation, and energy. This shift is significantly boosting the consumption of security video surveillance.
(2) Demand in Consumer Markets
Consumer security markets in countries like Europe and the United States have already achieved comprehensive development. However, in certain countries, factors such as network infrastructure, economic conditions, cultural considerations, consumer attitudes, security consciousness, and residential settings have restrained the growth of civilian security markets. Consumer security markets primarily revolve around individual consumers and are characterized by their immense scale and relatively dispersed needs. These markets fundamentally differ from professional security markets.
Home security systems are primarily employed to ensure the safety of family members, encompassing the elderly, infants, and property. As people's living standards improve and their safety requisites continue to evolve, consumers are emerging as a pivotal driving force behind the consumption of security solutions. Small and medium-sized enterprises, retail establishments, and households are progressively becoming the bedrock of routine security needs, including the adoption of cutting-edge technologies like light bulb cameras, wireless cameras, and other innovative security video surveillance solutions.
