The report focuses on the dynamics of the Indian security and surveillance industry, the market size and growth, the segments of the industry and, the challenges and opportunities that the industry is facing. The report also covers the current scenario and trends that the industry is undergoing.
 
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Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) has emerged as the most viable solution for security surveillance in the Indian electronic security market, says our latest research report “Indian CCTV Market Analysis”. The research has estimated that the Indian electronics security market valued around Rs. 1600 Crore in 2008 and CCTV accounted for more than a third of this market. This segment has been growing at a much faster rate than other segments such as access control, intrusion alarm or fire detection alarm.

Our end-user analysis points out that at present the government/public sector demand remains high for overall security systems followed by industrial and commercial sector. However, it is found that the demand for electronics security systems from residential sector will outpace the growth in other end-users segments. Special events such as Commonwealth Games 2010 will also add growth to the Indian CCTV market, which is forecasted to grow at a CAGR of more than 34% during 2010-2012.

“Indian CCTV Market Analysis” contains an extensive research and rational analysis of the CCTV market in India. It offers comprehensive study of the factors which are driving up the demand for CCTV surveillance systems in the country coupled with the steps taken by the government to deal deal with security threats. The report briefly explains the electronic security market demand across various end-user segments and how is it important for the CCTV players. Besides, the report talks about key geographical market where demand for surveillance systems will boom in near future along with analysis of key players in the Indian CCTV market.

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Though CCTV is being used for many purposes, since it came into its form. It is one of the most suitable device used to control the workforce within the courtyard of a company and to keep a vigil on work process.

Apart from being used in factories, it is constantly used in banks, hospitals and almost all the corporate offices. Further, it is used to control traffic systems worldwide. Also it has proved very helpful to come up with many accurate and right decisions during many sports event.

Thus this versatile use of CCTV has made it one of the most sought after safety and security device in the market. The market has seen some certain surges and has kept thriving constantly.

However, what has given the demand of CCTV a great height is the rising global security concern. With the rise in terrorist strikes worldwide, it seems unimaginable to see a place without a CCTV. Its implementation helps a lot to curb these menaces and carry on post-strike investigations.

Hence, the global manufactures of CCTV have taken it as a chance to speed up its sell. The global CCTV market has seen a significant growth of around 25% in last two years(2006-2008). By the starting of the next decade(2011-2012), it is expected to rise by 26-28%, more or less.

Though the most of the CCTV market, as much as 84-86%, is covered by major European countries, the BRIC countries( Brazil, Russia, India, China) are one of the biggest emerging players in the production and use of this technological security device.

The other active producer and consumer of CCTV are Japan, Malaysia, Australia etc. The manufactures are coming with more user-friendly and technologically advanced Closed Circuit Televisions. They can filter the desired information easily thanks to the many powerful software being used in them. One of them is Intelligent Video Surveillance System which is equipped with such software.

Network digital video recorders of ULTIMAX series are excellent digital surveillance products. Equipped with embedded MCU and dedicated real-time operating system (RTOS), they combine the most advanced electronic and computer technologies, such as efficient video and audio encoding/decoding, hard disk recording (support of virtually unlimited disc capacity), and TCP/IP protocols. The firmware is stored in flash memory, and can be easily updated.

Any device from the ULTIMAX series has both the features of a digital video recorder (DVR) and digital video server (DVS). It can work as stand-alone device, or be used to build powerful surveillance networks, widely used in banks, telecommunication companies, transportation, factories, warehouses etc.

The DVRs, being very versatile, support many special functions allowing cooperation with POS terminals, ATM/cash machines etc.

ULTIMAX-716

he basic criterion for actual quality of video monitoring system is ability of identifying people from the recorded video data and possibility of handing over the archives on original storage media for legal proceedings. ULTIMAX 7xx DVRs fulfill state requirements for video coverage of mass events in Poland and majority of other countries.

Due to efficient H.264/AVC compression it is possible to record D1 images (704 x 576) at 25 fps (PAL) from each channel (camera). It means that the ULTIMAX-716 (16 channels) is capable of recording up to 400 fps with D1 resolution.

ULTIMAX 7xx DVRs end the era of frame by frame analysis. The playback of D1 images at 25 fps is similar to watching quality TV transmission or a DVD film rather than the typical jumps from image to image in the previous CCTV systems.

ULTIMAX-716 has huge storage potential – after installing eight HDDs with 2000GB (2TB) capacity each, the total disc space amounts to 16 TB. It allows to create enormous archives. Even in the case of simultaneous and continuous recording of video data from all 16 channels, with D1 resolution and maximum bitrate (8000 Kbps, it is enough for 285 hours, i.e. nearly 12 days and nights. Such archives would deliver DVD quality.

It is possible to test the actual frame rate by analyzing the images frame by frame and using a frame counter. Comparing the displayed time and the counter indications it is easy to prove the 25 fps rate.

Because of network operation, the priority is adequate security level. To protect the system and data against unauthorized access, there is multi-level access control, with passwords and defined privileges for local and network management (e.g. viewing images from cameras, accesses to archives, system setup). There can be defined MAC addresses of the computers capable of getting access to the DVR resources.

Rear panel of the ULTIMAX-716

The DVR enables the administrator/operator to set resolution and frame rate independently for each camera. There is possibility of defining channels that are to be recorded after triggering alarm in a camera path, with long pre- and post-alarm periods.

Network software allows to manage several DVRs and other ULTIMAX and ULITCAM devices (video servers and IP cameras). Easy operation thanks to user-friendly graphic interface, including mouse pointer.

There is possibility of embedding maps (BMP files with deployment of cameras) which enable the operator of a bigger monitoring system to quickly localize the spots and manage the surveillance network.

Due to cooperation with external recorders/devices (CD/DVR, hard disc, USB flash drives) connected via USB port, it is easy to backup, review and playback the recordings.

DVR can get text/number strings through RS-232 or network port. The strings can be sent from devices such as ATM/cash machine, POS machine or others. DVR can paste the strings into the real time image and record. The same strings (entered from numeric keyboard) can be used as keys for searching the recorded files to play them back.

There are available the following ULTIMAX DVRs:

16-channel

* ULTIMAX-716

* ULTIMAX-516

* ULTIMAX-316

8-channel

* ULTIMAX-708

* ULTIMAX-508

* ULTIMAX-308

4-channel

* ULTIMAX-504

* ULTIMAX-304

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Traditional CCTV and DVR has their own limitations. The no of camera’s increast the quality of recording can get really bad. Sometimes the recording is there but you can not recognize the face of the person who has done the theft or crime.

Now in India with the explosion of new technology and also broadband internet availability it makes sense to upgrade the current CCTV system to Cradle iNvss so that the recording quality will be the best quality that you have ever seen ( h. 264 quality) and also you have a option to monitor your business remotely from your other business or from your home as well using the data card.

Cradle offers advanced video surveillance solutions with real time intelligent alerts to enable effective security management and remote supervision for businesses, offices and factory floors. Cradle technologies has developed its networked video surveillance systems for accessing mission critical video surveillance information , at any time and from anywhere. The relevant information is also accessible by variety of clients like PCs, MACs, Mobile Phones and PDAs. By enabling storage and management of video data on local as well as Network Attached Storage (NAS) and taking advantage of RAID technologies, not only that the video data is accessible 24×7, it is also protected from system failures. Easy to install and easy to configure CradleWatch video management software allows live preview as well as forensic analysis of Video locally or remotely.

Benefits

* 24×7 and reliable access to mission critical video data.
* Customizable Alerts and Alarms
* Easy Upgrade without rewiring or replacing existing cameras
* Simple to install, configure, preview and analyze.

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