HC Security Reuters survey, China smart locks market penetration of less than 3%, a huge potential market, smart locks the market now is a blue ocean. China has a population of 1.4 billion and 400 million families, of which more than 70% are families of 3 or more. Compared with traditional door locks, smart door locks are more suitable for the elderly and children, avoiding the traditional loss of keys and other behaviors. At present, the B-end market of smart door locks has matured, and the C-end market is in the early stage of industrialization. With the development of smart homes and smart security, smart door locks have risen rapidly in recent years. Traditional lock manufacturers, emerging startups, security giants, and communications and home appliance manufacturers have been involved.

The smart door lock market is still a blue ocean in China

With the aging of the population and the liberalization of the second-child birth policy, the proportion of the elderly and children has further increased, exceeding 37% in 2015. Compared with traditional door locks, smart door locks are more suitable for the elderly and children, avoiding the traditional loss of keys and other behaviors.

In addition, the real-time security system from monitoring to alarm: intelligent door locks and alarms, monitoring, access control and other security products cooperate with each other to share data and form a three-dimensional, real-time security system. Big data and artificial intelligence technology provide safer and more efficient security measures: 4K cameras and 4K monitoring systems are constantly evolving. Feature recognition and video intelligence analysis are applied to security systems to improve the timeliness and security of security. The networked scheduling and information resource sharing of video images is developed from passive prevention to early warning: as data resources are shared in different security clouds, security products will realize active identification of dangerous molecules, and security behavior will change from passive to active.

Editor in charge: Zhang Zequn