"Standard tide" will be increasingly perfect

Saying that the state-owned country laws have rules and regulations. Without standards, the market will fall into chaos. After experiencing long-term market chaos, in 2011, the security industry ushered in a "standard" small climax.

On May 1st last year, the "Security Monitoring Digital Video Audio Coding and Decoding Standard" (SVAC), jointly established by the First Institute of Vimicro and the Ministry of Public Security, was officially released. In addition, the SVAC standard has been highly popularized and recognized by the strong establishment of standards developers such as China Star Microelectronics. When the reporter communicates with many monitoring manufacturers, they all hear their full and authoritative approval.

At the same time, under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, the General Technology Requirements for Household and Building Electronic Systems (HBES) (HBES), which is governed by Andromeda, was officially released on May 1. The reporter has communicated with a number of people in the industry and learned that the standard is authoritative in certain aspects in accordance with similar European standards.

In addition, relevant standards have also been introduced in the area of ​​car parking. What makes the industry more happy is that in the security industry, setting standards has become more and more people's concerns and eagerness to participate in the “businesses”. Even in Shenzhen, there are many well-known enterprises in the industry that jointly set up a security standards alliance to provide more specifications and guarantees for the introduction of more industry standards.

All this shows that under the premise of industry progress, the market regulation requirements have gradually become strong. The establishment of corresponding standards is imminent. A well-known monitoring factory in Shenzhen and the reporter talked about the relationship between the establishment of standards and the development of the industry, put forward his views, he believes that comprehensive and profound industry standards are the necessary conditions for the steady development of the industry. “Ten years ago, the cameras we produced were sold indiscriminately. Because the market was immature, the people who bought them did not know how to judge the quality and had no other appeal. They only wanted the products to be installed in place, so many companies that did not seek R&D and quality also had Market, but now it is more and more difficult for small businesses to survive, because when the products are sold, the buyer will first screen the products; secondly, when the project is accepted, the function and quality of the products should be inspected; Therefore, it was the standard to be able to install the product in the past, and it was the standard that could be used later; now, the product must meet the various technical requirements in the project and it is the standard.”

Now, the industry is inseparable from the standards. From the perspective of the market, there are various market sectors that set standards for the entry of security products; from the technical point of view, there are also industry leading departments and leading companies that are leading the formulation of technical standards that meet market development.

From December 20 to 21, the National Security and Alarm System Standardization Technical Committee (SAC/TC100) held five sessions of the third & fourth conference in Beijing Zhongyuan Hotel. The meeting reviewed 38 proposals for security standards in 2012 and a number of issues. Experts and members attended the meeting and conducted extensive discussions on various issues concerning the development of domestic standards. In response to the "standard tide" that has emerged this year, people in the industry bluntly said that in 2012, this trend will be even more surging. “The first thing is that the Internet of Things technology is becoming more and more in-depth in the security industry, and compatibility and communication requirements will surely become more standardized and open. Then the corresponding specifications will emerge at the right time, such as smart homes. Second, the security industry is becoming more transparent. The communication and exchange between enterprises is increasing day by day, and the market is also in an open state. Under such circumstances, if there is no relevant department leading the formulation of corresponding standards, the development of the industry will be disorderly.”