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Global Action Camera Market by End-User Forecast (2024–2035)

The Global Action Camera Market continues to grow rapidly, driven by the surge in content creation, adventure tourism, and social media influence. With evolving consumer preferences and technological advancements such as 4K/8K recording, image stabilization, waterproof designs, and AI-powered editing, the market is poised for sustained expansion across diverse end-user segments.

The market, valued at USD 6.4 billion in 2024, is projected to reach approximately USD 14.9 billion by 2035, growing at a CAGR of 7.9% during the forecast period (2024–2035).

1. Consumer Segment

Forecast Period: 2024–2035 | CAGR: 8.3%

Global Smart Lamp Market: Illuminating the Future with Intelligent, Connected Lighting Solutions

The Smart Lamp Market is transforming the global lighting industry, driven by the growing integration of IoT, AI, and energy-efficient technologies. Smart lamps—whether in homes, offices, or city infrastructure—are no longer just sources of light; they are integral components of connected ecosystems that enhance convenience, sustainability, and productivity.

With the world moving rapidly toward smart homes, smart cities, and green energy solutions, the demand for smart lamps has surged dramatically. These connected lighting systems are redefining how users interact with their environment through automation, voice control, and adaptive brightness features.

Market Overview

The Global Smart Lamp Market was valued at approximately USD 12.3 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 38.7 billion by 2035, growing at a CAGR of 10.8% during the forecast period (2024–2035).

Welcome to our group Dependable Subsea Group! A space for us to connect and share with each other. Start by posting your thoughts, sharing media, or creating a poll.

How does one become an ROV pilot technician? Where do you begin if your dad, uncle, or brother isn't in the industry?

I was putting together an article when I ran across this one by Pratham Pathak on LinkedIn. I created the Subsea Hub for ROV personnel to network so why not share his article. It's very accurate. A couple things may differ, but not enough to matter. If you know someone that's interested in getting into the ROV industry send them this link. It's very informative. Thanks again for the article Pratham!

HOW DO YOU BECOME AN ROV PILOT

https://www.linkedin.com/advice/1/how-do-you-become-rov-pilot-skills-aerospace-engineering-b8zaf#:~:text=To%20become%20a%20ROV%20pilot%2C%20you%20need%20technical%20skills%20in,solving%20skills%2C%20and%20teamwork%20abilities.

Check out ROVworld on Bookface. It has some interesting videos and topics about ROVs, diving, subsea assets, ROV news, training, etc... Pretty much what we're trying to do with this website. Create a place for subsea personnel to network and be entertained. Go ahead, check'm out.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/rovworld

When you can't choose a safety meeting topic the wheel has you covered. Click and the wheel will choose for you. (Get it! Wheel - will). If you don't like the choice click it again. Easy peazy.

Just click to spin the wheel!

https://wheelofnames.com/pk5-zab

Maybe your at home on your time off and it's coming time to head back to work. You want to pinpoint if your vessel is quayside or offshore putting in work. No problem. Track your vessel down with Marine Traffic.

play.google.com

The world's leading ship tracking app!

If you know of other vessel tracking applications please let us know. Tell us why you like it.

Did you run out of ROV Record of Operation pages? No problem. Either print it out or download it and save it as your own then you can use it as a digital log.

Instead of getting a supervisor signature I just add their email. It's a reference sheet anyway and what better reference than asking from the horse's/supervisor's mouth. Hell, add an email & phone number.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1C_9kLaHJ41o84zUVfWmLa2mO3bOGZup0q7RnerC63kA/edit?usp=drivesdk

Offshore workers....Corrections: MOST offshore workers are the most competent people in the world. We have backgrounds in life-saving/first-aid; water survival - for God's sake we are trained to survive a helicopter crash then survival on the open sea on a 20 man raft and that's just the general training to go offshore. Oh, I forgot fire-fighting. We do that also. I've been in the ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle) industry since 2008. Still at this date and time if I go to an interview and tell them I'm a ROV Pilot-Technician they are like "Huh" and I have to explain and show them pictures and Videos. You didn't hear about ROVs during the Deepwater Horizon? Maybe you'll hear about them during this Titanic submersible event. ROV guys are some of the most underrated workers in the world when it comes to working on land! We are used to troubleshooting computers, hydraulic…

They have a lot of great articles on the subsea tech industry. You can even find upcoming oil & gas and windfarm conferences if your into that kinda thing. Keep up with big subsea companies and the contracts they acquire. If you work in the subsea industry or just into subsea tech, this is the digital magazine for you.

https://oceanroboticsplanet.com/