Advanced Integrated Controls

Advanced Integrated Controls (AIC) is a type of control system that combines multiple components into a single, unified system. This type of system allows for the control of multiple systems from a single interface, providing greater efficiency and flexibility. AIC systems are typically used in industrial settings, such as factories and manufacturing plants, to control a variety of processes. AIC systems can be used to control the flow of materials, monitor production levels, and adjust the production process as needed. Additionally, AIC systems can be used to monitor and control the environment, such as temperature, humidity, and lighting. AIC systems are also used to control security systems, such as access control and surveillance. By combining multiple components into a single system, AIC systems provide greater control and efficiency, while also reducing costs associated with managing multiple systems.