Sateliot, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Barcelona, Spain, is a satellite telecommunications operator focusing on providing global IoT connectivity under the 5G protocol. The company is deploying a LEO nanosatellite constellation that functions as telecommunications towers in space, offering 5G IoT coverage to mobile operators through roaming services. Sateliot partners with companies like Telefonica, AWS, Comfone, and Eseye to extend mobile telecom coverage to 100% of the planet, targeting sectors such as telecommunications, logistics, mining, and agriculture.
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Catalan company Sateliot is leading the European race to launch the first 3GPP standard nanosatellite constellation for IoT connectivity without terrestrial infrastructure.
Sateliot is currently developing a low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite constellation based on the 5G standard for IoT connectivity services.
The State's investment in Sateliot during the Series B funding round, which closed in March, totals 70 million euros.
Sateliot's business plan aims to achieve 1 billion euros in revenue by 2030 from the global IoT market.
Sateliot is designing the prototype of a new generation of satellites called Tritó.
Sateliot has invested more than 50 million euros in R&D since its founding in 2018.
Sateliot has permissions from the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) to launch up to 500 satellites.
Jaume Sanpera is the CEO of Sateliot.
Sateliot inaugurated the first European 5G satellite development center in Barcelona.
Sateliot has launched six satellites into space to date and plans to launch another five in 2026.
Sateliot's workforce has doubled in the last year.
The new Sateliot facility will create more than 50 highly qualified jobs.
Sateliot demonstrated the world's first direct 5G-IoT connection from space with standard IoT devices.
ESA and Sateliot will test a system that allows satellites to connect with IoT devices without relying on GNSS satellite navigation systems.
ESA and Sateliot are testing a system that allows satellites to connect with IoT devices without relying on satellite navigation systems (GNSS).
Sateliot's low-Earth orbit (LEO) constellation provides global 5G IoT connectivity, covering more than half of the planet where terrestrial networks cannot reach.
Sateliot's approach maintains accurate, stable connectivity even under adverse or wartime conditions.
The new system enables IoT devices to calculate their position directly from Sateliot's own satellite signals, eliminating the dependency on GNSS.
Sateliot's low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite constellation provides coverage in areas beyond the reach of terrestrial networks, covering over half of the planet’s surface.
Until now, LEO satellite constellations, such as the one developed by Sateliot, depended on GNSS, which increased both the energy consumption of devices and terminal costs.