Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in March 1996 by Michael Meirovitz, Control See operates with 1–10 employees. In May 2026, the company released UCME-SmartConnector version 2026, enhancing alarm management with advanced voice intelligence for mission-critical applications.
Business overview
Control See develops and provides industrial automation control solutions, with its flagship product, UCME-OPC, serving as a remote automation control and alarm analysis platform. This technology enables customers to monitor and manage their industrial automation systems globally. The company's products are utilized across various industries, including oil and gas, power generation, manufacturing, and transportation, reaching a global customer base through a network of distributors.
Strategic signal
In May 2026, Control See released UCME-SmartConnector version 2026, which introduces advanced voice intelligence for mission-critical alarm management, specifically for Schneider Electric EBO. This update signals the company's continued innovation in integrating sophisticated communication capabilities into its industrial control solutions, enhancing operational efficiency and responsiveness for its clients.
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- What is Control See's primary product?
- Control See's primary product is UCME-OPC, a remote automation control and alarm analysis platform designed to monitor and manage industrial automation systems from anywhere in the world.
- When was the latest version of UCME-SmartConnector released?
- In May 2026, Control See released UCME-SmartConnector version 2026, featuring advanced voice intelligence for mission-critical alarm management for Schneider Electric EBO.
- What was a recent update to the UCME-OPC platform?
- In May 2024, Control See released UCME-OPC version 2024, which introduced support for OPC-UA and OPC Redundancy.
- How has Control See supported Schneider Electric customers?
- In August 2023, Control See helped a Schneider Electric customer optimize investments, saving time and costs. Additionally, in June 2021, Control See facilitated connecting Schneider Electric's BMS with Datacenter Infrastructure Management System (DCIM) using OPC technology.
- When did Control See update its UCME-OPC Alarm Notification software?
- In June 2013, Control See updated its UCME-OPC Alarm Notification software.