Today, consumers are increasingly recognizing the importance of home security, leading to a greater need for smart home security solutions. By 2024, the Smart Home Security Market is expected to reach a staggering $32.46 billion, and it is projected to grow even further to $61.97 billion billion by 2029. This growth is expected to occur at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 13.81 percent over the forecast period from 2024 to 2029. The rapid growth of internet users, widespread use of smartphones and smart devices, and a growing fascination with remote house monitoring have fuelled the expansion of the smart home security market. Integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) has also brought about significant enhancements in home security solutions, this involves the use of facial recognition, behaviour analysis, and predictive analytics to identify and mitigate possible security threats.

With the rapid growth in this field, a multitude of companies have entered the market, providing services that show great potential. A leading player in the smart home security sector, Hi Focus was set up with the aim to offer cutting-edge CCTV surveillance systems that can handle extensive data processing and provide valuable insights.

Customers in this sector face various challenges, including the need for real-time monitoring, crime prevention, a valuable resource for law enforcement, and documenting crowd activity. “We provide a cutting-edge real-time monitoring system

that enables quick responses to security threats and emergencies. We ensure public safety by closely observing and managing crowd behaviour. Utilising machine learning and data analysis, we are able to closely monitor and identify any deviations, allowing us to uncover patterns of behaviour. We also offer a valuable tool for law enforcement and security services. The video data functions as visual documentation of events, actions, and individuals”, says Mukesh Bafna, Managing Director.

The company prides itself on providing a diverse range of products to its valued customers, which includes cuttingedge network cameras, biometric devices, and accessories. Its extensive range of products includes Analogue HD cameras, Network cameras, Analogue HD recorders, POE switches, Network switches, and much more. “We offer a diverse selection of products, including CCTV cameras, smart home products, time and attendance systems, and camera accessories. Furthermore, our company excels in producing cutting-edge smart home devices, including biometric door locks, electrical switches and outlets, video intercom systems, and other innovative products”, speaks Mukesh.

Hi Focus is a leading security solution provider with a wide presence across multiple locations in India

The Hi Focus leadership exudes a vibrant and energetic aura. Deepith, in his role as the Operational Head, is responsible for managing production, assembly, inventory, and staff relations. He is backed by individuals who contribute in positions like administrators and project heads. The organization also has a team of skilled, experienced, and technically proficient experts. Hi Focus is a leading security solution provider with a wide presence across multiple locations in India, including Chennai (Headquarters), Gujarat, Rajasthan, Odisha, Delhi, Kerala, and more. The company has established strong partnerships with prestigious clients and has been widely acknowledged and awarded for its achievements.

The company has experienced substantial transformations and expansion since its establishment. At present, it proudly generates a revenue of more than ₹.350 crores. Hi Focus has positioned itself as a leading player in the realm of CCTV production. As a prominent producer of home security systems, it continues to offer intelligent cameras tailored for both indoor and outdoor monitoring, doorbell cameras with cutting-edge motion detection and convenient two-way audio capabilities, along with a range of other impressive features. Currently, AI technology is being used to improve Smart Analytics, which includes identifying signal violations, monitoring helmet usage, detecting fights, and monitoring work clothing.