Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in November 2016 by Tal Tamir, Alon Yehevkely, and Yaron Elboim, Wiliot operates with 201–500 employees. The company has raised $344 million across 6 funding rounds from 16 investors, with a recent investment from Avery Dennison in April 2026.
Business overview
Wiliot develops IoT technology for supply chains and asset management, focusing on greater visibility of products throughout their lifecycles. Its core product, IoT Pixels, are postage stamp-sized, battery-free printable sensor tags that power themselves by harvesting energy from surrounding radio signals. These tags include sensors for temperature, fill level, motion, location changes, humidity, and proximity, enabling monitoring of products like groceries, apparel, and pharmaceuticals. The company's business model is based on selling the use of its cloud software, serving markets across commerce & retail, healthcare & life sciences, transportation & logistics, and industrial manufacturing.
Strategic signal
In April 2026, Wiliot received a significant investment from Avery Dennison. This investment signals strong strategic validation for Wiliot's battery-free IoT Pixel technology and its potential to scale within global supply chains, particularly given Avery Dennison's role in packaging and identification solutions. This partnership could accelerate the adoption of Wiliot's technology, enhancing real-time visibility and efficiency across various industries.
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- What was a significant recent investment in Wiliot?
- In April 2026, Wiliot received a $75 million investment from Avery Dennison.
- What was a key strategic partnership announced by Wiliot in May 2022?
- In May 2022, Wiliot announced a strategic partnership with Avery Dennison to build and scale the future of the Internet of Things.
- What new product did Wiliot launch in May 2022?
- In May 2022, Wiliot announced the expansion of its product portfolio with the introduction of a Battery-Assisted IoT Pixel, developed in partnership with Identiv.
- What major customer adoption did Wiliot announce in June 2022?
- In June 2022, Wiliot announced that Israel's leading retailer, Shufersal, was the first to adopt its Reusable Transport Item (RTI) solution for continuous monitoring of produce in the cold chain.
- What leadership appointment did Wiliot make in February 2022?
- In February 2022, Wiliot named Manish Bansal, a former Amazon supply chain executive, as its Chief Product Officer to drive leadership in IoT development.