Just as the entire security market is booming, video wall displays, as an industry within this field, are also experiencing their own prosperous growth. In recent years, statistics from various sources show that the application of video wall displays in the security market is rapidly increasing. Today, let's talk about LCD video wall displays.

As an important component of the security monitoring system, the performance of LCD video wall security terminal display devices directly affects whether the entire security system can fully function and directly impacts social stability and harmony. Furthermore, commercial LCD displays have the strictest requirements for the lifespan of the backlight tubes and stability under continuous operation: products can achieve an average of 60,000 hours of trouble-free operation; considering the harsh working environments in some high-risk industries, a series of preventive measures such as dust-proof and internal combustion protection modes have been developed; the use of advanced LED backlight technology effectively reduces screen surface temperature, reduces image retention, and extends service life. Its energy-saving, environmentally friendly, highly durable, and low failure rate characteristics are sufficient to meet the application needs of security displays.

Intense Market Competition

With the continuous advancement of LCD splicing technology, the LCD splicing market has gradually matured. Currently, the large-screen splicing market is mainly dominated by three mainstream technologies: PDP, DLP, and LCD splicing. Relatively speaking, LCD panels can easily achieve splicing, market supply is sufficient, and the price is more competitive than the other two technologies. Therefore, it can quickly stimulate the demand for the mid-to-low-end large-screen splicing market, mainly used in video surveillance markets and public information display markets with low seam requirements and simple display images.

1. Broad Prospects for Visualization Applications

The upgrading and expansion of display technology and the advent of the big data era have also gradually given rise to more demand for large-screen information display. The large-screen splicing industry is no longer an era of "hardware is king," but "content is king" has become the new demand. In addition to information visualization, visualization applications can be reflected in security monitoring, energy management, exhibition display, digital signage, and other aspects, providing a new platform for competition among large-screen manufacturers. Currently, many companies have realized that to gain a foothold in the industry, they must provide more application possibilities for user needs, and visualization applications will be a key development direction for major companies. It is believed that in the future, visualization applications will accelerate penetration within the industry, continuously break through innovation, and achieve a comprehensive interpretation of industry needs.

2. Application Experience Value Highlights, Product Value Diminishes

With the continuous maturity of industry development and the continuous changes in market demand, simple technological innovation is no longer enough to support a company's leading position in the industry. User requirements for large-screen systems are no longer simply about "viewing," but increasingly focus on whether it can bring more intrinsic value, whether it can achieve a return on investment, and whether it can better present experiential value. This requires the industry to have the ability to innovate solutions, echoing the overall industry's transformation and upgrading to a comprehensive service-oriented model.

3. Three Major Products Show Their Strengths, Market Competition Becomes More Intense

Currently, various companies in the large-screen market are implementing strategies to accurately position their product lines based on product advantages and disadvantages, applying products reasonably to different fields, and segmenting the market. With the advancement of companies and technology, LCD splicing, DLP rear projection, and LED small-pitch products will each demonstrate their capabilities, and market competition will become even more intense.

LCD Screens and the Internet of Things

The development of the Internet of Things will have a profound impact on monitoring and management platforms. The most important point is to promote the improvement of the monitoring and management platform's ability to integrate various resources, specifically including the integration of various sensing technologies, the integration of traditional security applications, the integration of intelligent analysis services, and the integration of image information. All of these are based on the overall planning of the LCD video wall display system, so the impact of the Internet of Things on the growth of LCD video walls is clear.

Future development will target major national projects and strategic emerging industries, expanding the service areas of the LCD video wall industry from traditional fields to multiple emerging fields; vigorously promoting enterprise restructuring, focusing on building several "over 10 billion" leading enterprises and forming a group of backbone enterprises with international competitiveness; strengthening the continuous promotion and long-term investment in the achievements already made, maintaining the continuous accumulation of core technologies for splicing screens, and forming a mechanism for sustainable development of the industry.

Future Market Development Trends

Large-screen splicing products have expanded from their initial high-end and relatively narrow professional applications (such as broadcasting, power, and telecommunications) to today's coverage of dozens of sub-application areas, including entertainment, public management, industry, commerce, and daily life. Any venue requiring high-quality, continuous-operation displays exceeding 100 inches is a stage for large-screen splicing products.

1. Differentiated Application Market Segmentation

Accurately positioning a company's product line based on the advantages and disadvantages of different technical products, applying products reasonably to different fields, and segmenting the market. Each product will demonstrate its capabilities and develop its potential. This is a strategy that large-screen splicing companies are already implementing.

2. Richer and Clearer Display Content

In addition to the richness of the large-screen splicing product line, the clarity of the large-screen display content will also greatly affect customer satisfaction.

3. Innovative Thinking to Develop Consumer Products

Currently, more and more people are paying attention to visual experience and want to "bring" high-definition large-screen display systems home. However, due to technical and cost limitations, large-screen splicing has not yet established a foothold in the consumer market. Regardless of the industry, large-screen splicing applications in China are mainly concentrated in broadcasting, power, telecommunications, command and dispatch, and security monitoring projects. However, abroad, large-screen splicing is beginning to be applied to the consumer sector, including some shopping malls and even bus stops, where various splicing screens are used.