Smartiko is a Russian developer and manufacturer of smart devices and Internet of Things solutions, providing a telemetry network for remote monitoring and control. Its network uses low-power base stations operating in the unlicensed 868 MHz band and supports LoRa and the LoRaWAN protocol. Designed for devices in hard-to-reach locations, the technology offers low energy consumption and can support autonomous operation for up to ten years, according to the company.

Customers can connect existing meters, sensors and other equipment using radio modems, or choose ready-made devices with compatible radio modules. Smartiko also provides cloud services, software and API access, alongside development of IoT devices and software for manufacturers and integrators. Its applications include remote readings for water, electricity, gas and heat meters; temperature, pressure and humidity monitoring; alarms; equipment control; and tracking vehicles and cargo.

The company presents industry solutions for housing and utilities, energy, agriculture, smart-city projects, logistics and manufacturing. These can support tasks such as leak alerts, security, irrigation optimization, street-lighting management and process monitoring.