End of the Cable Nightmare Era: Aericomm Brings “Cabinet on Board” for Production Machinery and HVAC
August 18, 2026 / 6:54 AM
Every custom machine manufacturer or integrator of simpler control systems faces the same problem. Traditional electrical control cabinets are expensive, wiring them manually takes tens of hours, manufacturing error rates are high, and finding skilled electricians is getting harder by the day. Furthermore, classic PLC systems often lag behind in modern digitalization and IIoT connectivity.
Slovak startup Aericomm comes to the trade fair with a radical solution to this problem – the Cabinet on Board concept. It replaces the traditional cabinet full of cables with a single highly integrated, intelligent printed circuit board (PCB). Their universal control unit integrates a Soft PLC, Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), Edge Gateway, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) readiness all in one.
Why is this solution exceptional?
- Availability for small batches: Until now, the biggest barrier to transitioning to custom PCBs was the massive upfront R&D cost. Aericomm breaks down this barrier thanks to its ability to design and automatically manufacture custom control boards even in small production series starting from dozens of units.
- Goodbye to errors and cables: Manual work with thousands of cables is replaced by precise SMT and CNC machine manufacturing. The result is 100% reliability, elimination of human error, and immediate time savings during machine assembly.
- Next-generation connectivity: Every board is cloud-ready from day one, enabling remote management, predictive maintenance, and Big Data collection for operational optimization.
Visit the Aericomm booth at MSV Brno.
Do you cringe at the sight of complex wire harnesses in your machines? Do you want to reduce production costs and push your equipment into the Industry 4.0 era? Come check out real-world demonstrations of smart board solutions, where the company will showcase its ability to modernize your production – efficiently, quickly, and starting from just a few dozen units
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