Security Demand Rises Ahead of Dragon Boat Festival Holiday as SKS Enhances Protection with AI-Powered Monitoring
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As the Dragon Boat Festival holiday approaches, many businesses and manufacturing facilities enter temporary shutdowns or operate with reduced staffing levels, increasing security risks across various sites. This trend has driven growing demand for intelligent security solutions and real-time monitoring services in residential, commercial, and industrial environments.
SKS (TWSE: 9925) stated that to help organizations address security challenges during extended holiday periods, the Company leverages its 24/7 Guard Center to integrate AI-powered video surveillance, cloud-based alarm systems, and real-time dispatch services. This cross-site security management framework strengthens incident detection and rapid response capabilities across residential communities, commercial buildings, and industrial facilities.
In the area of home care, SKS has expanded its security services into care-related applications by introducing the CareU Emergency Response System and fall detection technologies to enhance safety for seniors living alone. Ahead of the Dragon Boat Festival, SKS also launched a seasonal outreach program for elderly individuals living alone. Through home visits, care representatives extend holiday greetings while assessing living conditions and providing reminders on electrical safety, fire prevention, and everyday home safety practices, helping strengthen community-based support networks.
For businesses and industrial facilities, SKS integrates smart access control, video analytics, and cloud-based monitoring platforms to help organizations maintain real-time visibility over personnel access and site conditions, reducing operational and management risks. Manufacturing sites can also deploy the Company's AI Sensor intelligent video protection system, which provides real-time alerts and strengthens the integration between asset protection and operational safety management.
According to SKS, demand for security services continues to grow, driven by three key structural trends: an aging population that is increasing demand for home care and independent-living safety solutions; rising labor costs that are accelerating the adoption of automation and intelligent monitoring technologies; and reduced on-site staffing during extended holidays, making remote monitoring and real-time response an increasingly essential part of day-to-day security management.
SKS noted that as smart security and care-related applications continue to evolve, the Company remains committed to integrating its three core service pillars—Security, Care, and Living. By expanding the adoption of AI technologies and strengthening cross-domain applications, SKS is transforming traditional monitoring services into a proactive security ecosystem focused on early warning, intelligent analysis, and real-time response.