Wireless Communication

Three roadmap strategies for supporting wireless protocols in a battery-free product — commit to one protocol (single market, lowest cost, the right default); ship one but keep the sensing core reusable (recommended when a second market is plausible; add a radio later, not a redesign); and plan a multi-protocol line (two or more funded markets, highest cost, justified only when the markets are real) — with a shared sensing core making options two and three affordable.

2026-07-20 by Mikel Choperena

Should a battery-free product commit to one wireless protocol or plan for several? A roadmap framework — and what adding a protocol later really costs.

From stuck to scoped: three "stuck" situations — a project stalled across vendors, a capability gap just hit, and a system built but not behaving — flow through a short paid scoping study into four "scoped" outputs: an architecture proposal, a realistic plan with an investment range, an integration-risk map, and an honest go/no-go recommendation

2026-07-13 by Mikel Choperena

A paid scoping study turns a stalled cross-domain project into an architecture, a costed plan and an honest go/no-go — the lowest-risk way to start before you commit.

Seven engineering domains radiating from a battery-free sensor tag at the centre — antenna/RF, energy harvesting, power management, firmware, sensor signal conditioning, communication, and software/SDK — showing how each domain interacts with all others, with an arrow pointing to four other cross-domain project types (semiconductor test platforms, industrial test equipment, wireless product development, condition monitoring) that require the same integrated capability.

2026-06-222026-06-08 by Mikel Choperena

Battery-free sensors are our hardest product — and the most demanding proof that we own the complete hardware, firmware, software and wireless/RF stack. Here’s why that matters for your next cross-domain project.

Side-by-side comparison of two approaches to a cross-domain project — splitting across four specialist vendors with the integration risk falling on the client, versus one team owning the complete HW plus FW plus SW plus wireless system with integration risk managed internally — illustrated with three real project examples.

2026-05-25 by Mikel Choperena

What happens when a project that needs hardware, firmware, software and wireless to work together gets split across four specialists. The integration risk nobody budgets for — and how to avoid it.

Development path from evaluation to production — Stage 1: KL-OSIRIS as a free evaluation tool for one tag at a time; Stage 2: SENSEID SDK in .NET and Python for building custom multi-tag applications with reader abstraction and sensor data decoding; Stage 3: production with custom engineering, antenna design, housing, and feasibility study. Includes a comparison of what the SDK provides versus what you build yourself, and a list of supported readers.

2026-05-212026-05-18 by Mikel Choperena

The SENSEID SDK gives developers a starting point for building battery-free sensor applications in .NET and Python. What it covers, what it doesn’t, and when you’ll need custom engineering.

EVAL-SNFC-RHAT evaluation board specifications alongside a comparison of all three Kliskatek product lines — SenseID (EPC C1G2), SenseBLE (BLE burst) and SenseNFC (NFC) — showing that SenseNFC uses NFC field energy from smartphones, requires no fixed infrastructure, and operates at near-field range by design.

2026-05-212026-05-11 by Mikel Choperena

Complete guide to the SenseNFC evaluation board. A battery-free humidity and temperature sensor powered by your smartphone’s NFC field. No reader, no infrastructure, no batteries. 50 € and your phone.

Four SenseBLE evaluation boards — EVAL-SBLE-AT (ambient temperature), EVAL-SBLE-RHAT (humidity and temperature), EVAL-SBLE-ACC (3-axis accelerometer), and EVAL-SBLE-MGF (magnetometer) — each at 50 euros, powered by UHF RF harvesting, communicating via BLE advertising bursts receivable by any BLE device.

2026-05-212026-05-04 by Mikel Choperena

Complete guide to the SenseBLE evaluation boards. Four battery-free sensor tags that communicate via BLE advertising bursts — same sensors as SenseID, lower infrastructure cost. All at 50 € and readable by any BLE device.

Five SenseID evaluation boards — EVAL-SID-AT (ambient temperature), EVAL-SID-CTN (contact temperature), EVAL-SID-RHAT (humidity and temperature), EVAL-SID-ACC (3-axis accelerometer), and EVAL-SID-MGF (magnetometer) — each at 50 euros, compatible with commercial EPC C1G2 readers and KL-OSIRIS software.

2026-05-212026-04-28 by Mikel Choperena

Complete guide to the SenseID evaluation board family. Five battery-free sensor tags using EPC C1G2 — temperature, humidity, accelerometer, magnetometer and contact temperature — all at 50 € and compatible with commercial RFID readers.

Three-step workflow for KL-OSIRIS — connect hardware, launch the software, take measurements — with a list of compatible SenseID and SenseBLE evaluation boards and a summary of what you get in 30 minutes.

2026-05-212026-04-21 by Mikel Choperena

Step-by-step guide to taking your first battery-free sensor measurement with KL-OSIRIS, Kliskatek’s free evaluation software. Connect a reader, place a tag, see live data in under 30 minutes.

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