About AAI

Our video surveillance solutions utilize the latest in IP and cloud topology, pixel density, and IoT technology. VideoIP supports thousands of IP cameras through the industry standard ONVIF specifications. Designed with cross-platform flexibility that integrates with your existing infrastructure, VideoIP also reduces IT, hardware, and licensing costs.

Electronic locksets with high-speed access control integrations offer businesses the efficiency and convenience they want with the security they need. There’s a variety of access types for commercial electronic locks including smart locks, fingerprint and biometric locks, card/fob locks, keypad locks, etc.

Whether you have two doors or 2,000, we can meet your timeline, budget, and support you at any phase in your projects. Our all-in-one access control platform integrates with intercoms, video, intrusion, elevator dispatch, visitor control, plus so much more to provide a customized and adaptable total access control solution. We’ll combine all related security functions and data into one user-interface specific to your building’s needs. We go beyond the door to integrate with legacy platforms, partners, and IP technology to create a seamless security experience. With one seamless solution for your security needs, you’ll save time, money and keep your projects on budget.

Access and floors are synced with each individual card, pairing efficient transportation with intelligent access. Depending on how the user’s access right are configured, when users present their card to the kiosk reader, they will either be sent to their default floor or prompted for the floor they want to access. Once access rights have been validated, the user is directed to a specific elevator cab. Since the system is able to group passengers and stops, it is much more efficient than a traditional elevator system.

Intercom systems provide video entry security, internal communication, emergency stations, and paging. All units and apps in the system can unlock doors remotely on a network, assist online visitors from an offsite location, broadcast emergency announcements, and communicate using a PoE network. Through the access control application the user can configure intercom hardware, determine intercom status, initiates a call from one intercom device to another, and control the output on an intercom device.