Consumer Do-it-Yourself (DIY) Surveillance

Cameras, Broadband Services & Semiconductors

Publication Date	May 2008
Publisher	MultiMedia Intelligence
Product Type	Report
Pages	29
ISBN Number	not applicable
Product Code	MMI00010

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Summary

The consumer/Do-It-Yourself (DIY) surveillance market promises new opportunity for camera manufacturers, broadband operators and semiconductor manufacturers.

Like the broader professional videsurveillance market, the consumer/DIY segment is transitioning from legacy CCTV tInternet Protocol (IP) cameras. The networked cameras enable new capability for consumers and new business models for broadband operators.

Consumers are able tremotely monitor their homes via the internet or mobile phone. Broadband operators and internet service providers hope tleverage a value-added service model provisioning, managing and monitoring home surveillance for their customers.

On a broader scale, the growth of video-capable home networks points ta convergence between the broadband market, home networking and videsurveillance.

"Consumer Do-it-Yourself (DIY) Surveillance: Cameras, Broadband Services & Semiconductors" contains MMI research, analysis and forecasts for the consumer/DIY videsurveillance camera, broadband services and semiconductor markets. The research examines the DIY surveillance market in context of 1) the broader videsurveillance market, and 2) the broadband and home networking market. The report provides forecasts for consumer broadband surveillance monitoring services, camera shipments and factory equipment revenue with supporting forecasts for the underlying semiconductor components. MMI's report alsforecasts the overall videsurveillance equipment market, overall surveillance cameras, broadband subscribers, IPTV subscribers, and installed video-capable home networks. Segmentation by product type is included at both camera and semiconductor levels.

The consumer/Do-It-Yourself (DIY) surveillance camera market is developing inta promising new market. Several catalysts promise tenable the consumer/DIY surveillance segment:

1. Growing availability of consumer/DIY camera kits in retail outlets
2. Emergence of a new class of consumer-level Internet-Protocol (IP) surveillance cameras
3. Growing installed base of video-capable home networks
4. Broadband service providers seeking new value-added services through remote surveillance management and monitoring services.

While the consumer market has not been a substantial part of the broader videsurveillance industry in the past, IP/networked surveillance promises tenable this segment. Among the applications include simple doorbell cameras and remote surveillance and recording services. Companies are positioning do-it-yourself (DIY) surveillance kits that include cameras, network adapters, and PC-based DVR software. Such systems alsallow consumers tmonitor their home remotely over the Internet, or even via their mobile phones.

Telecom operators are expected tplay a key role in galvanizing the consumer segment. They see networked videsurveillance as an opportunity toffer home monitoring as a fee-based, value-added service. Other Internet service providers primarily focus on the networked surveillance equipment, providing free monitoring in the basic package, as well as premium services that include remote backup, search and retrieval. Such services could expand upon the well established market for consumer security monitoring from companies such as Sonitrol and ADT.

Several companies, including D-Link, Logitech/Wi-Life, Samsung and Swann Communications are stepping up their participation in the consumer/DIY camera market tcapture what MultiMedia Intelligence forecasts will be nearly $1B by 2012. Underlying this equipment revenue is a semiconductor opportunity that promises tbe a $256M opportunity in 2012.

Content

Executive Summary
- Introduction to the Consumer/DIY Cameras: Surveillance Meets Home Networking
- Consumer/DIY Surveillance Industry Catalysts
- The Overall Video Surveillance Industry
- The Importance of the DIY Segment to the Home Networking Industry
- Surveillance Industry Market Forecasts
- The Networked Surveillance Revolution-CCTV Transitions to IP
- Home Networking
- The Importance of the DIY Segment to the Home Networking Industry
- Home Networking Market Forecasts
- Home Networking Industry Players and Dynamics
- Broadband Service Providers
- IPTV Operators
- No-new-wires Home Networking
- Home Networking Services and Content
- The Consumer/DIY Video Surveillance Value Chain
- Product Categories
- Semiconductors
- Broadband Surveillance Monitoring Services
- DIY/Consumer Cameras
- Camera Manufacturers
- DLink
- Hawking Technologies
- Linksys
- Lorex
- Panasonic
- Samsung Electronics
- Sony Electronics
- Swann Communications
- WiLife
- Other Manufacturers: Q-See, Clover Electronics and X10
- Consumer/DIY Video Surveillance Camera Market Forecast
- Broadband Surveillance Monitoring Services
- AT&T
- Xanboo
- 4HomeMedia
- iControl Networks
- Broadband Surveillance Monitoring Market Forecasts
- Consumer/DIY Video Surveillance Camera Technology
- Image Sensors
- Image Sensor Manufacturers
- Video Codecs & Standards
- MPEG-4 & H.264 Codecs
- Video Signal Processing & Codec
- Video Processing/Codec Competitors
- Interfaces
- Methodology
List of Tables
- Table 1. Consumer/DIY Camera Market & Semiconductor Market (K Units, $M)
- Table 2. Worldwide Video Surveillance Equipment Market by Geography (Asia, Americas, Europe) ($M)
- Table 3. Worldwide Video Surveillance Camera Market (K Units, $M Revenue)
- Table 4. Installed Media Home Networks (Units in thousands)
- Table 5. Worldwide Broadband Subscribers Forecast (In Thousands)
- Table 6. IPTV Worldwide Subscribers (K)
- Table 7. Worldwide Consumer/DIY Video Surveillance Camera Units by Type (IP vs CCTV) (K Units)
- Table 8. Worldwide Consumer/DIY Video Surveillance Camera Revenue by Type (IP vs CCTV) ($M Revenue)
- Table 9. Worldwide Broadband Surveillance Monitoring Service Subscribers and Revenue (K Units, $K Revenue)
- Table 10. Overall Consumer/DIY Surveillance Camera Semiconductor Revenue by Semiconductor Product Type ($M)
- Table 11. IP/Networked Consumer/DIY Surveillance Camera Semiconductor Revenue by Semiconductor Product Type ($K)
- Table 12. CCTV Consumer/DIY Surveillance Camera Semiconductor Revenue by Semiconductor Product Type ($K)
- Table 13. CCD & CMOS Image Sensor Comparison
- Table 14 .Video Processor/Codec Competitors Categorized by Architecture
- Table 15. Worldwide 802.11 Consumer/DIY Cameras Shipments (K Units)
List of Figures
- Figure 1. Multimedia Home Network Overview
- Figure 2. Networked Applications & Content
- Figure 3. Video Surveillance Market Value Chain- Users to Technology Providers
- Figure 4. Consumer/DIY Video Surveillance Camera Value Chain- Users to Technology Providers
- Figure 5. Networked Video Surveillance Camera Semiconductor Block Diagram