The Development of Electronic Patrol Inspection

Electronic Patrol Inspection It has always been a relatively small project, accounting for about 1% of security engineering, but judging from market sales in recent years, it is a steadily rising market. This has greatly improved and perfected the technical applications of many manufacturers.
A trend: Multi-functionality becomes a highlight. The mainstream mobile patrol devices on the market today boast better designs; they are lighter and more aesthetically pleasing than their predecessors, with a size comparable to a mobile phone and reduced weight. The appearance has also undergone a humanized streamlined design, such as bar-shaped and straight mobile phone shapes. However, what is eye-catching and attractive is the addition of some advanced intelligent functions.

Navigation function is a new favorite. The patrol range has expanded, and the patrol routes have also become longer. Therefore, conveniently and accurately finding the next inspection point has become a new requirement for users of patrol devices. A fully Chinese patrol system with navigation functionality was launched domestically two years ago, realizing Chinese display of patrol locations, personnel, and events, and adding a navigation function for patrol routes. It allows security personnel to focus on observing the surrounding environment for anomalies or unsafe conditions, rather than searching for information points as their primary task. Therefore, this product has been welcomed by the market since its launch. The general manager of Guangzhou Xin'ao Kang stated: "To achieve further management functions in electronic patrol inspection, in addition to personnel patrol, arrival at patrol points, and patrol items after arrival at patrol points, automatic navigation (understanding the situation of the next patrol point) is a core technology that must be mastered."
Electronic patrol devices with built-in photo function. In the near future, patrol devices will also have another "new skill," namely, Chinese patrol devices with color screens and photo functions. Its application allows patrol personnel to take photos of accident scenes as evidence when encountering unusual situations (such as theft). Xin'ao Kang's technical representative stated that due to the development of this technology, patrol inspection will not only be limited to supervision but will also participate in more management, and its application fields and market space will also rise to a higher level. Currently, domestic products are still in the testing phase and are expected to be launched soon.
In addition, it is worth mentioning that offline patrol systems are gradually realizing their network functions, such as using mobile networks to transmit data remotely via mobile phones or cell phones.
Trend Two: Moving towards high-end inspection management. Today, electronic patrol systems have broken through traditional supervision and security functions. The system can provide enterprises with a set of solutions, from improving patrol quality to providing scientific and objective analysis, both improving patrol efficiency and greatly reducing the workload of managers. Therefore, in recent years, many manufacturers have focused on inspecting equipment/facilities in another market. Some security companies have begun to focus on how to develop the application of electronic patrol inspection in the industry, investing a large amount of funds and technical resources in coal mine systems, oil fields, and petrochemicals. Now they are gradually figuring out the "details": for example, the patrol devices displayed in China have been fully used in large coal mines in more than a dozen provinces; patrol recorders adapted to harsh environments have become essential equipment for safe production in large coal mines. In addition, detection products based on global positioning system, geographic information system, and global mobile communication system technologies have also entered the current detection industry.
Trend Three: Participating in international competition.
China's electronic patrol market has experienced a period of early competition among large and small enterprises and market disorder. Today, some powerful and large-scale enterprises are gradually highlighting their advantageous positions in the process of survival of the fittest, and the entire industry basically presents a trend of "big fish eating small fish" and "the strong overcoming the weak" through mergers and acquisitions.
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