Since the beginning of this year, the explosive growth of smart home products and services has greatly affected the security industry. Owners know what they want because they know more about technology and their needs are driving innovation. They demanded that the home system be easier to control, and it has been implemented. For example, it is now possible to control thermostats, lights and other appliances through voice. You can also use your smartphone to control the closing of the garage door and set up the security system.

Owners need affordable professional-grade systems, and they have solved this need with a new generation of multifunctional video doorbells and high-definition cameras. They can clearly see what's happening around the house, and they can monitor and control the house situation through the mobile APP anytime, anywhere. Convenience and economy are important concerns of the family system. And now we have seen that commercial security also has such a demand.

The boundary between the smart home market and the entire security market is shrinking. We are in a wave of expansion, and all equipment will be digitized. Home automation has been developed for nearly 30 years, but it has not really developed because integration is not simple. Now that the Internet of Things has entered the market, we have seen the real rapid development of home automation. With the advancement of smart home technology, the gap between the residential and professional security markets is getting smaller and smaller. Home automation will continue to grow, improve interoperability, and eventually become the norm.

Today, those products designed and produced for home and residential applications are of very high quality, easy to install (do it yourself or DIY), and have very rich features. End users expect their business solutions to have similar ease of use and ease of installation. The video quality that people see at home has prompted some traditional customers to eventually switch from lower-resolution analog cameras to IP cameras.

The smart home security and automation experience emphasizes convenience and simplicity. Owners need to know that their family members are safe, but they also want locks, thermostats, lighting, and various home appliances to be easily controlled. They like to keep in touch with their homes through simple smartphone applications. Now they also demand the same convenience and simplicity in their work. Now, the commercial security industry has also accepted this change. Security systems such as access control, communication, video and other functions are now integrated with HVAC, lighting and water supply systems, making the control of multiple systems more convenient.