Applications
Zero‑maintenance sensing is transforming industrial IoT—but it isn’t a single technology. It’s a strategy built around choosing the right architecture for the environment: battery‑free when a reader can reach the sensor, battery‑powered when autonomous updates are needed, and wired when continuous real‑time data is essential. With battery‑free sensing now scaling rapidly—from USD 73.2M in 2025 to a projected USD 512.8M by 2035—industries are adopting long‑life, low‑touch monitoring across data centers, logistics, and civil infrastructure. The real shift isn’t eliminating batteries everywhere; it’s eliminating unnecessary maintenance while keeping sensing reliable, sustainable, and scalable.
Visibility Is the First Step to Automation Switches are everywhere—light controls, safety interlocks, mechanical locks in warehouses. Yet in many industrial environments, we still rely on manual checks to know whether a switch is open or closed. At Kliskatek, we believe automation begins with visibility. That’s why we’re introducing battery-free RFID switch monitors—a simple, scalable … Read more
Water Is Precious. Let’s Treat It That Way. As climate change accelerates and global food demand rises, water is becoming one of the most critical—and strained—resources in agriculture. Traditional irrigation systems, even automated ones, often lack the intelligence to adapt to real-time soil conditions. The result? Overwatering, inefficiency, and unnecessary waste. At Kliskatek, we believe … Read more
RFID Sensor Tags ≠ Standard ID Tags RFID systems are everywhere—from inventory tracking to access control. But when you move from ID-only tags to sensor-enabled tags, the game changes. At Kliskatek, we specialize in batteryless RFID sensor tags that harvest energy from the reader’s RF field. These tags don’t just identify—they sense. And that means … Read more
Energy Efficiency Starts with Visibility Data centers are the backbone of digital infrastructure—but they’re also among the most energy-intensive facilities on the planet. As workloads grow, operators face mounting pressure to reduce energy consumption, lower cooling costs, and improve sustainability without compromising uptime. One of the most effective strategies? Thermal monitoring. Yet traditional solutions often … Read more
