To achieve the ultimate goal of car networking video surveillance into the key

With the development of car networking and people's increasing requirements for car safety, vehicle-mounted monitoring equipment has also begun to expand from the public transportation field to personal applications. Smart driving devices include on-board monitoring. According to reports, a recent Harris Poll poll results show that, as consumers’ demand for device networking grows, half of the Americans surveyed are willing to pay the highest price for adding high-tech and safety equipment to their cars. $1499 fee. The survey found that camera support, USB interfaces, and smartphone charging have become the three major concerns for automotive consumers. Consumer electronics products are rapidly becoming a landscape for the automotive industry. In the area of ​​automotive technology, consumers are investing more time and money. At the same time, they are very picky about the technology they purchase. Vehicle technology is the selling point that car buyers are most concerned about: 39% of buyers are concerned with on-board technology; in contrast, 14% of buyers are most concerned with the horsepower and handling of the car. According to another data provided by the automotive market research institute IHS Automotive, by 2020, global connected car shipments will grow by a factor of four from the current 36 million to more than 152 million.

“We are in the information age and customers are mostly informed and they insist on the technical features they want,” Krebs said. “This research tells us that from manufacturers to suppliers, even after sales Some consumer electronics companies in the market still have plenty of opportunities in the automotive electronics market."

Domestic vehicle video surveillance application status The current domestic vehicle video surveillance application mainly focuses on buses, taxis, school buses, buses, police enforcement, patrol cars, tankers, and dangerous goods vehicles. The application of on-board monitoring in buses and buses has increased significantly.

The Ministry of Communications stipulates that on August 1, 2011, the newly-manufactured "two passengers and one dangerous" vehicle should be equipped with satellites that meet the "Technical Requirements for Vehicle Terminals of Satellite Vehicles for Road Transportation Vehicles" (JT/T794-2011) before leaving the factory. Positioning means. The traditional vehicle-mounted monitoring system is based on analog surveillance. From the beginning of last year, some manufacturers that are brave enough to develop have gradually started to pilot new high-definition solutions to solve the problem of poor overall monitoring effect in the vehicle-mounted monitoring industry. In some domestic exhibitions, the better image quality of high-definition on-board surveillance has also aroused visitors' admiration, and subverted the original vehicle-mounted monitoring system only to see, but could not see clearly. Car NVR high-definition IPC monitoring methods, to achieve beyond the traditional analog monitoring.

In addition, the government’s large-scale implementation of the policy of “bus priority” also brings opportunities and promotes the implementation of public transportation vehicle monitoring and control. The full coverage of on-vehicle monitoring of buses not only enhances the supervisory capacity of the industry, but also can better constrain the driver's driving behavior through in-vehicle video surveillance, prompting the driver to operate more standardized and improve the service quality of the public industry. In addition, through the in-vehicle surveillance video, it is possible to clearly record the actual situation in the bus compartment, prevent theft and other security accidents, and protect the people's property from loss.

With the issuance of 4G (TD-LTE) licenses, 4G networks will be officially commercialized (FDD-LTE experiment network is in full swing, and all three operators will obtain licenses and carry out hybrid networking). At the same time, the market mainstream car monitoring companies have also launched their own characteristics of 4G vehicle monitoring products, providing more rich features, so that vehicle-mounted mobile monitoring system in the 4G technology to promote, open the new era of the automotive field and get a broader space for development.

Car video surveillance market is broad With China's rapid socio-economic development, domestic car ownership has been growing rapidly. According to data from the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, the production and sales of passenger cars in China from January to November 2010 were 321,100 and 321,800 respectively. , an increase of 29.38% and 33.16% respectively. With the accelerating process of urbanization in our country, the scale of the city is expanding, and the urban population is growing continuously. Large, medium, and small cities are in cascade development. In particular, with the advent of urban agglomerations, people’s travel range is expanding and will increase the demand for passenger cars. In addition, investment in transportation construction in China's infrastructure construction investment has increased. In 2014, the production and sales volume of passenger cars in China will still reach a new level.

For buses, with the introduction of the “Twelve Five-year Development Plan for Urban Public Transport” and the “Twelve Five-Year Development Plan Outline for the Road Transportation Industry” of the Ministry of Transport, and the gradual implementation of public transport priority policies, With the extension of urban bus lines, the demand for urban buses will enter a period of high growth. At the end of the “Eleventh Five-Year Plan” period, the national public bus market has approximately 400,000 vehicles. At the end of the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” period, the total number of public buses and electric cars in the country will reach 600,000, which will be about 200,000 more than in 2010. This will effectively alleviate the shortage of urban public transport capacity.

The increase in vehicles is accompanied by the frequent occurrence of traffic accidents. The on-board monitoring system has also been rapidly developed as a safety supervision device on vehicles. The demand for products has been increasing day by day. Vehicle-mounted video systems and GPS systems have become the targets of these vehicles. With the future market is obvious.

Conclusion: Onboard security monitoring is an industry driven by the application side to promote technology development. Communication technologies and vehicle security monitoring technologies are constantly interacting with each other, promoting each other, promoting each other, and integrating with each other (especially the continuous development of video technology, "content" When occupying the commanding heights of application, both of them regard the user's good application experience as the core driving force of its technological development. In the not-too-distant future, we will truly realize the ultimate goal of car networking and let us wait!