Introduction: CCTV stands for closed-circuit television and is commonly known as video surveillance. “Closed-circuit” means broadcasts are, usually transmitted to a limited (closed) number of monitors, unlike “regular” TV, which is broadcast to the public at large. CCTV technology was first developed in 1942 by German scientists to monitor the launch of V2 rockets. It was later used by American scientists during the testing of the atomic bomb. CCTV is a critical security component for all facilities. Video Surveillance helps identify security incidents and take action. This can be taken care of with 24 x 7 CCTV monitoring services.
The sequence of images is picked up by the camera, which is transmitted as a signal that passes on to the recording device and display device. The camera itself captures the video source. A camera records images through the lens using image sensors. These images (and often audio too) are transmitted to the recorder or tape, either wirelessly or by cable. Recorders may use analytical software and other smart technologies to scan the data and send automated alerts to either humans or other systems and devices. This Video Management Software records, stores and analyzes video feeds. The software is often self-learning, using machine learning algorithms that utilize functionality like motion detection, face recognition, people counting, etc. The monitor can be passively (through software) or actively (by people) monitored.
Smart, intelligent surveillance is advancing rapidly; the advent of AI (Artificial Intelligence), ML (Machine Learning), and 4K video resolution is beneficial for the future of CCTV. Some benefits are in the use of CCTV in the present and future as well.
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CCTV cameras are used to rescue emergency services, can assess and monitor events in real-time situations through video to disaster management teams. For example, from inside a burning building through CCTV cameras.
Cameras at traffic lights and elsewhere in cities monitor people to gather in the different parts of the city to monitor the activities.
CCTV cameras can also monitor patients, for instance, children or the elderly too, to identify potential medical crises.
CCTV Surveillance networks are used to record crowd activities in public places and prevent anti-social behaviours. For instance, cameras have been used at schools for security and to record bullying or playground incidents on video.
It is used to analyze buying trends and enable enhanced strategizing, likely are they to respond to calls to action within different store layouts. Helping stores to identify peak buying times, preferred promotion types, and staffing requirements for peak shopping periods.
India CCTV market is expected to register a CAGR of 22.35% over the forecast period from 2021 - 2026
The future of CCTV is – IP CCTV, IP CCTV stands for internet protocol. An IP camera, or Internet protocol camera, is a type of digital security camera that receives and sends video footage via an IP network. They are commonly used for surveillance. Unlike analogue closed-circuit television cameras (CCTV), IP cameras do not require a local recording device, only a local network. Closed Circuit Television with IP CCTV video management has become so simple. You can store and retrieve both analogue and digitally recorded. Video footage and access it via an internet connection anywhere in the world. Especially with the growth of cloud computing, IP CCTV has seen a massive boom.
However, there is a growing awareness among the public about the importance of having CCTV cameras, as crime rates continue to remain unabated throughout the country. The research firm Mordor Intelligence expects the Indian CCTV market to grow by 22.5 percent between 2020 and 2025. Significant changes have shaped CCTV hardware during the last decade. The latest research points to video everywhere, edge computing, and AI as the top technologies that will significantly impact commercial and consumer markets. Thanks to technological advances and recent innovations, CCTV has advanced far beyond what it once was. HD recording paired with real-time intervention means that a once reactive security measure is becoming more and more proactive. As more businesses adopt higher quality surveillance infrastructure, it’s imperative to be clear on new data protection laws.
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