The "Internet Plus" intelligent device makes a stunning debut, Zhiye Electronics subverts the law enforcement recorder industry
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2015-07-03
From May 20-22, the 6th China (Beijing) International Equipment and Technology Exhibition and Academic Seminar, hosted by the China Association for Science and Technology and the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau, and organized by the CAST New Technology Development Center and the Beijing Municipal Science and Technology Department, was held at the Beijing Exhibition Center. Zhiye Electronics made a stunning appearance with a special exhibition themed "Building the World's Leading Brand of Law Enforcement Recorders," showcasing multiple law enforcement products integrating 3G/4G, big data, and real-time image transmission technologies. Their first globally smallest 3G/4G touch-screen smart device – the ZECN Smart – became the biggest highlight of the exhibition, causing a sensation in the market. This exhibition brought together public security, procuratorial, judicial, national security, and military systems on a single platform, attracting over 400 manufacturers from 14 countries and regions. The three-day exhibition provided a feast for the eyes for attendees, leaders, and industry experts. Zhiye Electronics showcased over ten products across four series: "Law Enforcement Recorders," "Data Acquisition Stations," and "Intelligent Law Enforcement System Solutions," achieving unprecedented results. Their status as the "world's leading brand of law enforcement recorders" and the "smallest 3G/4G touch-screen smart device" attracted significant attention from prison management systems and integrators. Their solutions based on big data and the Internet of Things for on-site law enforcement, 3G/4G real-time image transmission smart devices, and Internet+ smart law enforcement recorders were particularly praised by leaders. Their leading position in miniaturized law enforcement recorders also attracted media attention, with magazines and the China International Equipment Network conducting interviews and reporting on the company's products. Chairman Cao Yongjun, during an interview, elaborated on the company's product philosophy and expressed his hope to work with industry colleagues to promote the development of the on-site law enforcement industry. At the Beijing exhibition, the Zhiye team embodied the values of the world's leading brand of law enforcement recorders through their corporate spirit of "sunshine, responsibility, innovation, and dedication." The Beijing exhibition was not only a showcase of products and image but also a time for self-reflection. In the future, Zhiye Electronics will leverage its experience in top-level design and platform construction for the on-site law enforcement industry to advance its product strategy, continuously improve product quality, ensure service quality, and enhance user experience, striving to create value for customers and become the most professional "global on-site law enforcement solution provider."
From May 20-22, the 6th China (Beijing) International Equipment and Technology Exhibition and Academic Seminar, hosted by the China Association for Science and Technology and the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau, and organized by the CAST New Technology Development Center and the Beijing Municipal Science and Technology Department, was held at the Beijing Exhibition Center. Zhiye Electronics made a stunning appearance with a special exhibition themed "Building the World's Leading Brand of Law Enforcement Recorders," showcasing multiple law enforcement products integrating 3G/4G, big data, and real-time image transmission technologies. Their first globally smallest 3G/4G touch-screen smart device—the ZECN Smart—became the biggest highlight of the exhibition, creating an unprecedented market sensation. This exhibition brought together public security, procuratorial, judicial, national security, and military systems onto a single exchange platform, attracting over 400 manufacturers from 14 countries and regions to participate. The three-day exhibition provided a feast for the eyes for attendees, leaders, and industry experts.
Zhiye Electronics showcased over ten products across four series: "Law Enforcement Recorders," "Collection Stations," and "Intelligent Law Enforcement System Solutions," achieving unprecedented results. During the exhibition, their status as the "world's leading brand of law enforcement recorders" and the "smallest 3G/4G touch-screen smart device" attracted significant attention from detention centers and other systems, as well as integrators. Their solutions, particularly the intelligent law enforcement solution based on big data and the Internet of Things, the smart device with real-time image transmission via 3G/4G technology, and the intelligent law enforcement recorder based on the Internet+ concept, received high praise from relevant leaders. Their leading position in the field of small law enforcement recorders also attracted media attention, with magazines and the China International Equipment Network conducting interviews and reporting on the company's products. Chairman Cao Yongjun, during an interview, elaborated on the company's product philosophy and expressed his hope to work with industry colleagues to promote the development of the on-site law enforcement industry.
At the Beijing exhibition, Zhiye employees embodied the value of being the world's leading brand of law enforcement recorders through the company spirit of "sunshine, responsibility, innovation, and dedication." The Beijing exhibition was not only a showcase of products and image but also a time for self-reflection for Zhiye employees. In the future, Zhiye Electronics will leverage its experience in top-level design and large-platform construction in the on-site law enforcement industry to actively promote its product strategy, continuously improve product quality, ensure service quality, and enhance user experience, constantly striving to create value for customers and become the most professional "global on-site law enforcement solution provider".
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With the formal inclusion of full‑process recording in administrative law enforcement as a statutory requirement and the continued strengthening of workplace safety regulatory policies, 5G–AI body‑worn cameras and smart safety helmets—key visual‑perception terminals on the front lines—are rapidly gaining traction across sectors such as public security, urban management, market regulation, construction, power, mining, chemical industries, and emergency response. The industry is accelerating its transformation from “simple recording tools” to “intelligent sensing nodes,” with hardware capabilities, AI algorithms, and integrated platform solutions emerging as the core drivers of competitive advantage.
Don’t let trust be defeated by some vague, unclear detail.
A family member’s questioning triggered by a single nursing procedure, an unclear incident involving a child’s bump, conflicting accounts regarding a counter-service transaction, or the frustration of “no resolution after a home repair visit”... Misunderstandings and disputes in the service process often arise because details cannot be reconstructed and the sequence of events remains untraceable. Service staff find themselves unable to defend their actions, while service recipients harbor lingering doubts, leading to a gradual erosion of trust amid ambiguity.
Zhiye Smart Safety Helmet: Robust Protection, Intelligent Safeguarding
Morning light filters through layers of foliage as a little squirrel darts through the dense forest, conducting its rounds. Scaling hills and threading through thick woods, it must both identify potential hazards and confront the myriad unknown risks inherent in fieldwork. In vast, complex woodland areas, the ability to swiftly detect emerging dangers and promptly relay on‑site information is a major challenge for outdoor inspection operations. The Zhiye smart safety helmet, combining robust physical protection with all‑round intelligent safeguards, has become a dependable partner for safe inspections.
Today, service industries such as housekeeping, elderly care, childcare tutoring, and banking finance commonly face persistent challenges: opaque service processes, unclear delineation of rights and responsibilities, difficulties in post‑service traceability, and gaps in regulatory oversight—issues that can easily give rise to medical‑patient disputes, service‑related conflicts, and compliance risks. To address these industry‑wide pain points and comprehensively standardize offline service workflows while safeguarding the rights and interests of both providers and consumers, a multifunctional smart service recorder has emerged. With three core advantages—high‑definition recording, precise positioning, and ultra‑long battery life—it is designed to meet the diverse needs of multiple service sectors, ensuring that every interaction is thoroughly documented and fully traceable.
At the inspection site, inspector “Little Squirrel” was checking the operating status of equipment when he accidentally brushed against a junction box, causing the surrounding lights to go out instantly—a sudden power outage that plunged the entire work area into darkness. With no handheld flashlight and high-voltage equipment nearby, every second of obscured vision posed risks of missteps, collisions, or operator error. Just then, he raised his hand and lightly tapped the button on the front of his safety helmet, and a beam of bright light shot forth from the brim, steadily illuminating the path beneath his feet and the equipment panel before him. This isn’t a scene from a movie—it’s a real‑world scenario that can unfold during power‑grid maintenance, tunnel inspections, or nighttime construction‑site patrols. And that “light‑emitting safety helmet” is none other than the Zhiye Smart Safety Helmet.
Recently, the Shandong Provincial Department of Industry and Information Technology issued a public notice on the proposed list of the ninth batch of provincial industrial design centers and the list of those approved in the first seven batches. The public notice period has now concluded successfully. Across the province, a total of 146 enterprises have been proposed for designation as the ninth batch of provincial industrial design centers. ZECN’s “ZECN Industrial Design Center” was successfully selected and awarded the title of Shandong Provincial Industrial Design Center. This honor, conferred by the Shandong Provincial Department of Industry and Information Technology, represents an authoritative recognition from the provincial authorities of a company’s industrial design innovation capabilities, R&D system development, and market achievements, marking a new provincial-level milestone in the construction of ZECN’s industrial design innovation platform.


