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
Battery-free devices
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
Monitoring Where It Matters Most In industrial environments, temperature is often the first sign of trouble. But when it comes to rotary machines—like electric motors and generators—monitoring the most critical parts isn’t always easy. At Kliskatek, we’re helping manufacturers go beyond traditional monitoring by embedding batteryless wireless temperature sensors directly into rotating components. The result? Smarter machines, longer lifespans, and … Read more
In many industries, UHF RFID is used to track assets, monitor inventory, and streamline logistics. But what if RFID tags could do more than just identify objects? What if they could also sense the environment—without batteries, maintenance, or custom infrastructure? That’s exactly what we’ve built with Kliskatek SenseID. What Is SenseID? SenseID is a family of battery-free, wireless sensor tags that … Read more
From Sensing to Acting At Kliskatek, we’ve spent years developing batteryless wireless sensors that bring visibility to the physical world. But sensing is only half the story. The next frontier is actuation—using harvested energy not just to observe, but to interact with the environment. Imagine switching a circuit on or off—without wires, without batteries, and using only the energy … Read more
