AI Campus Anti-Bullying Intelligent Early Warning System: Ensuring Every Child Can Grow Up Safely
In recent years, the issue of school bullying has received increasing attention from society. From junior high school students in Jiangxi being beaten in the toilet to videos of bullying in dormitories in a middle school in Hebei being leaked, behind each trending search story lies the anxiety of parents and the helplessness of schools. What's more concerning is that 78.5% of bullying incidents go unrecorded due to the victims' fear or shame, with countless children suffering in silence.
On January 1, 2026, the newly revised 'Public Security Administration Punishments Law of the People's Republic of China' came into effect, for the first time including school bullying within the scope of public security management penalties. It specifies that those aged 14 to 16 who commit bullying multiple times can be administratively detained, and those aged 16 to 18 who commit serious bullying for the first time can also be detained according to the law. The introduction of this regulation marks a new phase in the country's approach to addressing school bullying through the rule of law.
However, the deterrence of the law requires technical support. Zhejiang Dihu Technology Co., Ltd., with 15 years of expertise in cloud communication and intelligent security, has launched the AI Campus Anti-Bullying Intelligent Early Warning System to build an intelligent barrier for campus safety through technological innovation.
Current State of Campus Safety: Challenges and Opportunities Coexist
1.1 Continuously Expanding Market Scale, Accelerating Policy Benefits
According to data from the Ministry of Education's 'Three-Year Action Plan for Enhancing Safety Prevention Capabilities in Primary and Secondary Schools (2023–2025)' released in 2024, by the end of 2024, 98.6% of primary and secondary schools nationwide had completed full coverage of campus video surveillance systems, with 76.3% of the schools deploying intelligent cameras with AI recognition capabilities, an increase of nearly 45 percentage points compared to 2020.
By 2025, only 12% of the 520,000 primary and secondary schools in the country had deployed specialized anti-bullying systems, meaning that more than 400,000 schools still have significant gaps in their safety protections, with a potential market size of over 30 billion yuan.
At the policy level, the 'Regulations on the Protection of Minors in Schools' explicitly require schools to establish bullying early warning mechanisms, and the Ministry of Education has included anti-bullying systems in the assessment criteria for 'Safe Campus' initiatives. The central government's special funding for educational informatization in 2024 increased by 18%, with 20% allocated specifically for the upgrade of campus safety facilities. These favorable policies are accelerating their implementation, providing strong momentum for the industry's development.
1.2 Three Major Pain Points of Traditional Protection Models
Despite ongoing increases in campus security investments, traditional protection models still face three core challenges: First, monitoring blind spots are difficult to cover. High-incidence areas of school bullying often include toilets, dormitories, and corridors, which involve personal privacy and are thus 'blind spots' in security due to the inability to install video surveillance. Industry research shows that over 60% of bullying incidents occur in areas that traditional surveillance cannot reach. Second, students are reluctant to seek help. Influenced by the 'whistleblower' mentality and fear of retaliation, many victimized students choose to remain silent. Studies indicate that 78.5% of bullying incidents go unrecorded, indicating a large gap between the desire for help and actual action among children. Third, response and handling are severely delayed. Traditional models rely on student reports, teacher patrols, or parental feedback, often intervening passively after the bullying has occurred, missing the best opportunity for intervention. Data shows that the average time from the occurrence of bullying to when the school becomes aware exceeds 24 hours.
Transition from Passive Handling to Proactive Early Warning
With the maturity of technologies such as artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things, the campus security industry is undergoing a profound transformation from 'being able to see' to 'being able to understand, prevent, and manage effectively.' The AI Campus Anti-Bullying Intelligent Early Warning System is a typical example of this transformation—it not only records abnormalities but also takes proactive action to intervene before violence escalates.
According to IDC data, the global market for educational intelligent security exceeded 12 billion US dollars in 2024, with AI algorithms and related software and hardware accounting for more than 45%. In the Chinese market, the detection time for campus violence incidents was reduced by 82% after the installation of intelligent anti-bullying systems, and the response speed was increased by three times.
Using Technology to Protect Every Childhood
Preventing and addressing school bullying is a systematic effort that requires the collaboration of law, institutions, technology, and education. The launch of our AI Campus Anti-Bullying Intelligent Early Warning System aims to fill the gaps in traditional protection, ensuring that every child can grow up in a safe environment.
We believe that the power of technology can halt danger in its infancy, make requests for help heard, and prevent harm. Dihu Technology will continue to delve into the field of campus safety, contributing to the creation of safe campuses with more advanced technology, more reliable products, and more comprehensive services.
If you are a school administrator and wish to learn more about the detailed solutions and deployment costs of the AI Campus Anti-Bullying System, please feel free to contact us. Let's work together to protect every child's right to a safe and nurturing environment.