Eagle Eye Networks., the pioneer in cloud video surveillance and artificial intelligence (AI) released the second annual Cloud Video Surveillance Camera Worldwide Statistics report, delivering data and insight into security camera usage and trends globally and regionally.   

The report analyses aggregate data from a sample set of 200,000 cameras and include more than 150 camera manufacturers. The report covers a wide range of industries including corporate enterprises, retail, restaurant, warehouse, industrial, education, healthcare, hospitality, and multifamily dwellings. 

Cloud-based video surveillance

Organisations moving to cloud-based video surveillance make key deployment decisions across several factors,” said Dean Drako, Founder and CEO of Eagle Eye Networks. 

We are sharing the most common implementation configurations and trends to help everyone moving to cloud security camera systems make better decisions.”

Key data includes: 

  • Increased adoption of higher resolution cameras, audio-enabled cameras, and regional differences in usage across the Americas, EMEA, and APAC
  • The relative level of use of the four most common video analytics.
  • The flexibility of true cloud systems to support hundreds of camera types and manufacturers around the world.
  • Growth in the number of camera manufacturers.
  • Preferred video recording location and the recording retention duration.
  • Regulated industries’ usage of cloud video surveillance.

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