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Video Surveillance: Technology Vendors Capitalize on Opportunities in Sensors, Processors, and System Security

In-Stat
December 23, 2011
43 Pages - SKU: ZZZQ6769215

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The surveillance equipment market is quite fractured, combining the IC, systems, and software offerings of 25-30 big companies, with the products of hundreds of smaller ones. To sell their specific components, companies are offering fully integrated systems that are blurring the differences among components. Regional consumption has been affected by governments, as they are large purchasers of surveillance equipment they tend to employ local equipment companies to benefit local economies.

With this report clients can

Determine the overall size of the video surveillance market
Develop strategic marketing plans based on regional market projections
Create product roadmaps based on specific camera technologies
Track revenue projections by technology and by region

Five-year forecasts include:

IP and analog security camera overall shipments, ASPs, and revenue; shipments by resolution; shipments by consumer versus professional; and shipments by region
IP security encoder overall shipments, ASPs, and revenue; shipments by resolution; shipments by consumer versus professional; and shipments by region
Security digital video recorder ASPs, revenues, and shipments; average channels by DVR type; shipments by type
Video analytics streams and revenues
Image sensors for security cameras by type
Semiconductor bill of materials for analog security cameras, IP security cameras, surveillance digital video recorders
Semiconductor revenue for analog securit

Executive Summary
Introduction
Market Drivers
Market Obstacles
A Basic System
System Integration Standards
Cameras: Analog Cameras; IP Cameras and Processors; Consumer vs. Professional Cameras; Regional Forecast
IP Encoders
Video Recorders: Regional Forecast
Video Analytics
Semiconductor Components: Encoders/Codecs; Image Sensors; Video Decoders; Bill of Materials; Semiconductor Revenues; Methodology
Glossary
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List of Tables: Table 1. Worldwide Analog Security Camera Shipments, ASPs, and Revenue (US$), 2010-2015; Table 2. Worldwide IP Security Camera Shipments, ASPs, and Revenue (US$), 2010-2015; Table 3. Worldwide IP Security Camera Shipments by Resolution, 2010-2015; Table 4. Worldwide Total Security Camera Shipments Consumer vs. Professional, 2010-2015; Table 5. Worldwide IP Security Camera Shipments Consumer vs. Professional, 2010-2015; Table 6. Worldwide Security Camera Shipments by Region, 2010-2015; Table 7. Worldwide Security Camera Revenue by Region (US$), 2010-2015; Table 8. Worldwide Analog Security Camera Shipments by Region, 2010-2015; Table 9. Worldwide Analog Security Camera Revenue by Region (US$), 2010-2015; Table 10. Worldwide IP Security Camera Shipments by Region, 2010-2015; Table 11. Worldwide IP Security Camera Revenue by Region (US$), 2010-2015; Table 12. Worldwide IP Security Encoder Shipments, ASPs, and Revenue (US$), 2010-2015; Table 13. Worldwide Security Digital Video Recorder Channels by Type, 2010-2015; Table 14. Worldwide DVR Average Channels by DVR Type, 2010-2015; Table 15. Worldwide Security Digital Video Recorder Shipments by Type, 2010-2015; Table 16. Worldwide Security Digital Video Recorder ASPs by Type, (US$) 2010-2015; Table 17. Worldwide Security Digital Video Recorder Revenues by Type, (US$) 2010-2015; Table 18. Worldwide Security Digital Video Recorder Shipments by Region, 2010-2015; Table 19. Worldwide Security Digital Video Recorder Revenues by Region (US$), 2010-2015; Table 20. Worldwide Market for Video Analytics Streams and Revenues, (US$) 2010-2015; Table 21. Worldwide Image Sensors for Security Cameras by Type, 2010-2015; Table 22. Analog Security Camera Semiconductor Bill of Materials (US$), 2010-2015; Table 23. IP Security Camera Semiconductor Bill of Materials (US$), 2010-2015; Table 24. Surveillance Digital Video Recorder Semiconductor Bill of Materials per Channel (US$), 2010-2015; Table 25. Analog Security Camera Semiconductor Revenue (US$), 2010-2015; Table 26. IP Surveillance Camera Semiconductor Revenue (US$), 2010-2015; Table 27. Surveillance Digital Video Recorder Semiconductor Revenue (US$), 2010-2015; Table 28. Video Surveillance Semiconductor Revenue (US$), 2010-2015
List of Figures: Figure 1. Video Surveillance Equipment Revenue (US$ in Millions), 2010-2015; Figure 2. Video Surveillance System Diagram; Figure 3. Video Surveillance System Connections; Figure 4. Block Diagram of Analog Camera Electronics; Figure 5. Texas Instruments IP Camera Reference Design Employing the DaVinci DM 8127 and Generation-Generic Block Diagram Covering Both DaVinci DM8127 and DVR/NVR-Oriented DM8168; Figure 6. IP Camera Concept Employing Ambarella’s A7 Image Processor; Figure 7. Block Diagram of Zoran’s Coach 12VS Video Camera Targeted at the Surveillance Market; Figure 8. The Seawolf Module with Sensor and Image Processor, and the D8800C Seawolf Board Camera Reference Design

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