GPS positioning system and vehicle video monitoring system will have explosive growth

Maybe people are reluctant to recall the disasters that occurred in 2011, such as the "July 22" Jingzhu Expressway accident, "11.16," a serious traffic accident in Zhengning County, Gansu, etc. Each of these traffic accidents brought us heavy s damage.

In particular, after the “July 23” EMU accident occurred, both the railway and traffic management departments increased the emphasis on the safety of traffic vehicles. The Deputy Minister of Transport, Feng Zhenglin, was in the “National Emergency Transport Television Conference on Transport Safety”. For the first time, new requirements for the supervision of sleeper buses have been proposed. Among them, it is required that sleeper buses must be equipped with mandatory onboard video surveillance equipment. The company can monitor the conditions of the cars at any time, and at the same time implement measures to temporarily stop and rest at 2 to 5 in the morning. In order to meet the new requirements of the government, many passenger transport companies have purchased and installed on-board video surveillance equipment, which has caused the “on-the-fly” growth of the on-board video surveillance market.

It is understood that a complete vehicle-mounted monitoring system consists of two parts: GPS positioning system and vehicle-mounted video monitoring system. The GPS positioning system enables the monitoring center to monitor the route and orientation of the vehicle's driving speed at any time. To a certain extent, it can monitor the driving condition of the vehicle, but it can not reflect the internal conditions of the vehicle. After installing the vehicle-mounted video surveillance system, this deficiency can be compensated to facilitate the monitoring center to understand the internal and external conditions of the vehicle and better protect the vehicle. Security. The installation of the GPS system for passenger vehicles has, to a certain extent, promoted the development of on-board video surveillance.

Since the introduction of mandatory policies by relevant government departments, many provinces and cities throughout the country, such as Beijing, Shanghai, Shandong, Hebei, Guangdong, etc., have gradually improved in accordance with the time specified in the “Circular on Strengthening the Dynamic Supervision of Road Transport Vehicles” (hereinafter referred to as the “Notice”). Installation of GPS positioning system for passenger vehicles. According to industry sources, some passenger vehicles in some provinces and cities have installed GPS positioning systems in addition to those required by the policy. Some passenger transport companies did not wait for the Ministry of Transportation to issue specific implementation plans for the installation of vehicle video surveillance systems, and they have already been installed in some vehicles. Car video surveillance system. The market performance of various vehicle-mounted video surveillance manufacturers and passenger transport companies has been highlighted, and the good news of the in-vehicle video surveillance market. As far as the application of on-board video surveillance systems is concerned, apart from being gradually applied to passenger vehicles, its application range has gradually expanded to bus law enforcement vehicles, taxis, and logistics vehicles.

The promulgation of the "Notice" new policy, especially in the policy, put forward the requirement that road transport vehicles must be installed with a GPS positioning system on board, indicating the government's determination to rectify traffic safety problems. For example, the Road Transportation Management Office of Hanzhong City, Shaanxi Province, stipulates that passenger buses of all tourist buses in the city must be equipped with on-board video surveillance for passenger trains across provinces and cities. If vehicles are not installed as required, they will not be allowed to continue operations; Transportation Management Office of Zhangjiakou City, Hebei Province In order to further standardize the safety management of long-distance sleeper buses, the GPS positioning system for sleeper buses in the city will be upgraded to an on-board video surveillance system at the end of September 2011. All vehicles that do not have GPS positioning systems and on-board monitoring will not be issued roads. Transport certificate. For on-vehicle video surveillance vendors, long-distance bus transportation and other industries have been the main markets for on-board video surveillance applications.

The strong support of government-related policies is undoubtedly the support for the massive growth of market products, and it also gives the vehicle-mounted video surveillance manufacturers a certain assurance. According to Chen Wenyu, monitoring product manager of Suzhou Keda Technology Co., Ltd., “On the current favorable economic situation in the country and the country’s policy support for on-board monitoring, there will be explosive growth in vehicle video surveillance in the next two years.”