Wireless IoT Sensors Companies

• Sensor type and portfolio: Offering a diverse range of sensors catering to different applications and industries is crucial.


• Connectivity technology and network compatibility: Supporting various wireless protocols like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, LPWANs, and cellular networks ensures broad market reach.


• Data security and privacy: Robust security measures and data encryption are critical in today's data-driven world.


• Power efficiency and battery life: Long-lasting batteries are essential, particularly for remote deployments.


• Ease of integration and user-friendliness: Offering intuitive software and seamless integration with existing systems simplifies adoption.

New and Emerging Companies:

• Low-Power, Long-Range (LPWAN) Specialists: Companies like LoRaWAN and Sigfox focus on long-range, low-power networks for remote areas and resource-constrained applications.


• AI-powered Sensor Solutions: Startups like Edge Impulse and SensiML integrate AI directly into sensors, enabling on-device data processing and edge computing.


• Vertical-specific Sensor Solutions: Companies like Aclima and FarmSense develop sensors and analytics platforms tailored to specific industries like agriculture and environmental monitoring.

Latest Company Updates:

On Oct. 18, 2023, at Wireless IoT Tomorrow, Germany, Energous Corporation, an industry leader in RF-based wireless power network solutions demonstrated its latest integration features, Energous PowerBridge and InPlay 100 SoC for optimal Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) beacon efficiency.

The company has partnered with InPlay Inc., a fabless semiconductor company, to develop these low-maintenance wireless sensors for IoT industrial applications. This innovation harnesses the strengths of Energous' PowerBridge technology and InPlay's cutting-edge Bluetooth low-energy beacon system. This collaborative endeavor aims to offer these industries a reliable, cost-effective, and energy-efficient sensor solution.

On Sep. 20, 2023, TotalEnergies, a multinational energy and petroleum company, announced appointing the French division of Singapore-based Unabiz to install Sigfox-based IoT sensors in motorway service stations to monitor the temperature control of refrigeration units in Europe and Africa.

Readouts from the new Sigfox sensors will allow service station agents to monitor their fridges in stores and restaurants to bolster their sanitary control plans while adhering to Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP) principles.

On Sep. 27, 2023, InnoPhase IoT, a fabless semiconductor company, selected STMicroelectronics to deliver the industry's lowest power sensor-to-cloud IoT solution. The company announced an evaluation platform that combines the STMicroelectronics STM32U5 MCU evaluation board with InnoPhase IoT's Talaria TWO Wi-Fi/BLE evaluation board. Target applications for the combination include wearables, industrial IoT, medical, commercial, and smart-home automation.

On Feb. 17, 2023, SparkFun Electronics announced a partnership with InPlay and Bosch Sensortec to release two new NanoBeacon boards to accelerate the development of wireless IoT solutions. New IoT development boards, The SparkFun NanoBeacon Board-IN100 and SparkFun NanoBeacon Lite Board-IN100 allow for prototyping with the Lite version and then employ the production version in large installations once the design is complete. Employing these boards can allow for wireless sensor monitoring, asset tracking, retail beacons, and making beacon tags for real-time location monitoring.