In today's world, security is more than just physical protection; it involves preparation and safeguarding against potential threats or damage to ensure that the protected entity remains safe, secure, and free from incidents. For instance, law enforcement agencies use urban traffic data to track suspects, monitor access in public spaces, and enhance home security for individuals. These tasks, once time-consuming and labor-intensive, have been transformed by the integration of AI technology, opening up new opportunities for growth in what was once a monotonous industry.
In recent years, with the widespread adoption of 3D, VR, and AR technologies, artificial intelligence has emerged as a key trend. Investors are eager to support AI-driven solutions, and various industries are looking to collaborate with AI. The security sector is no exception. As the economy continues to grow and AI technology matures, supported by national policies, the domestic security market has seen significant expansion. According to Jiadu Technology’s "Artificial Intelligence Technology White Paper," the size of the security market in 2017 was revised upward from an initial forecast of 614.7 billion yuan to over 635 billion yuan, representing a 17.6% increase. The number of security manufacturers has surpassed 7,000, showing the industry’s rapid development.
With the advancement of AI, intelligent systems are becoming a new direction for the security industry. The “Internet + Artificial Intelligence†three-year action plan, developed by several Chinese government departments, encourages collaboration between security companies and internet firms to develop integrated image and video recognition technologies. Intelligent security products such as biometrics, code recognition, and other innovations are driving the shift toward more intelligent, efficient, and networked security solutions.
Today, intelligent monitoring systems are being applied across numerous fields, indicating that AI-based security may soon replace traditional methods. With such promising market potential, many security companies are now positioning themselves under the AI banner, aiming to seize this transformative opportunity.
Two major players in the security industry—Hikvision and Dahua—are leading the way. In 2017, they collectively held 43% of the market share, with revenues exceeding 10 billion yuan and net profits surpassing one billion. While others are still exploring AI strategies, these two giants have already made significant moves in the “AI + Security†space.
In 2015, Hikvision launched the “Falcon†and “Blade†structured servers based on AI deep learning technology. In 2016, it introduced a range of AI-powered products, including the “Squat†camera, “Super Brain†NVR, and “Facebook†face analysis server. Additionally, Hikvision partnered with NVIDIA and Movidius, two leading companies in AI chip manufacturing, to further strengthen its position in the AI security market.
Similarly, Dahua began exploring AI security in 2015. By 2016, the company established four research institutes focused on chips, big data, AI, and advanced applications. It then developed front-end products like facial recognition, video structuring, and abnormal behavior analysis using deep learning technology. In 2017, Dahua released a series of “Smart†video structured servers.
Shangtang Technology, a relatively new player in the AI security field since 2014, raised $410 million in Series B funding in July 2017. Its core technologies include facial recognition, intelligent monitoring, image recognition, and text recognition. As an AI startup, Shangtang stands out due to its strong team of experts. Currently, it employs 18 professors and over 120 doctoral students from top global universities, forming a powerful academic network that supports innovation in machine vision.
The company’s product lineup includes the SenseID authentication solution, SenseFace facial control system, SensePhoto mobile image processing solution, SenseGo smart business solution, and SenseAR augmented reality engine. This comprehensive approach shows a clear strategy to deeply invest in AI security. The AI war in the security industry has officially begun.
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