DynaColor started out in high-end automatic optical inspection systems in 1991. Based on its technical know-how, its surveillance business was launched in 2000. About 85 to 90 percent of its current sales are from OEM contracts. In 2009, the company maintained steady growth. This year, the company expects more than 20-percent growth. The U.S. is its major export market, along with Europe and the Asia Pacific region.

STRATEGIES AND CORE COMPETENCE
Banking on its solid R&D capabilities, DynaColor continues to develop advanced video surveillance solutions. Its main products for 2010 included 3-megapixel cameras, analog and network high speed dome cameras, D1 real-time recording and playback DVRs with 1080p display output. "Our goal is to develop cost-effective products. We have more than 40 percent of the company's staff dedicated to R&D," said Caroline Kuan, Marketing Specialist. "Each year, DynaColor invests more than 10 percent of our revenue for R&D."

FUTURE OUTLOOK
In the future, DynaColor will develop DVRs to reach full HD resolution, compliant with the HDMI 1080p standard. Its DVRs will stream real-time footage at 30 fps with D1 resolution. "We will develop WDR and noise reduction into full range of network cameras," Kuan said. "We will also develop 5- and 10- megapixel network cameras with storage for large-scale installations." The company has global aspirations. China, India, South America, South Africa and the Middle East will be its target markets for 2010.