What We Do
Core capabilities in IoT, IT infrastructure, and security.
IoT Networks
Design, deployment, and operation of large-scale IoT infrastructure. From LoRaWAN coverage and sensor integration to data collection and long-range connectivity across municipalities, industries, and public environments.
IT Consulting
Network architecture, infrastructure planning, troubleshooting, and technical project support. Practical advice based on hands-on deployment experience and long-term operation of critical systems.
Security & Surveillance
Camera systems, network video recording, remote monitoring, and secure connectivity. Complete solutions from site survey and design through installation, commissioning, and ongoing support.
Built on Gotland. Deployed everywhere.
Eniki was founded on a simple principle: infrastructure should be dependable, understandable, and built to last.
We were among the first companies to deploy large-scale LoRaWAN infrastructure in Sweden and have spent years designing, operating, and maintaining systems that people rely on every day.
Whether the project involves environmental monitoring, industrial automation, networking, or security, our focus remains the same: understand the requirement, build the right solution, and ensure it continues to perform long after deployment.
No unnecessary complexity. No vendor dependency. No systems that nobody can maintain.
Selected Capabilities
Large-Scale IoT Infrastructure
Island-wide LoRaWAN coverage across Gotland, supporting public sector, environmental, industrial, and commercial applications.
Environmental Monitoring
Continuous measurement of temperature, humidity, air quality, and other environmental conditions in churches, heritage buildings, and other sensitive facilities.
Industrial Monitoring & Automation
Monitoring solutions for production environments, including sensor integration, automated alerts, operational dashboards, and long-term data collection.
Public Monitoring Services
Real-time water and air temperature service for Gotland’s beaches. IoT sensor buoys at 14 locations across the island, updated every 15 minutes — a public service used by hundreds of thousands each summer.
Ready to discuss your project?
Whether you’re planning a new deployment, expanding existing infrastructure, or solving a specific technical challenge, we’re happy to have a conversation.