Core Viewpoint - The recent public outcry regarding Hikvision's surveillance products is linked to a medical incident involving a deceased infant, raising questions about the functionality of their monitoring systems [2][3]. Group 1: Incident Background - A premature infant named "Xiao Luoxi" passed away after heart surgery at Ningbo University Women's and Children's Hospital, leading to scrutiny of the hospital's medical practices [2]. - The Ningbo Health Commission reported several critical issues with the medical team's performance, including inadequate risk assessment and poor post-operative care [2]. Group 2: Public Reaction - Following the incident, social media users began questioning whether the operating room was equipped with monitoring systems that had storage and playback capabilities [2][3]. - The hospital confirmed that the operating room had two cameras, but one lacked storage and playback functionality, which became a focal point of public concern [2]. Group 3: Company Response - Hikvision's investor relations stated that their cameras are primarily for video capture and transmission, and issues with storage may arise due to various factors, including installation and configuration [4]. - The company issued a statement clarifying that problems with storage or playback could result from user-side issues, such as improper installation or malfunctioning storage media [5].