Hiber is a NewSpace startup, originally founded as Magnitude Space, focused on providing global Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity solutions, particularly in remote areas lacking traditional network infrastructure. The company utilizes a constellation of nanosatellites to enable affordable and easy-to-use end-to-end IoT solutions for off-grid asset monitoring. Hiber's services target industries such as energy, agriculture, and logistics, with key products including HiberHilo for remote well monitoring. While its satellite constellation plans were cancelled in 2021, the company continues to offer IoT services through partnerships and its existing satellite technology.
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On 2018-08-08, Hiber installed its first ground station on the roof of its research and development center in Delft, the Netherlands.
Hiber and Kongsberg Satellite Services formed a long-term partnership on 2018-08-08 to create ground station infrastructure for Hiber’s Low Power Global Area Network called Hiberband.
Hiber plans to launch the twin Hiber Two in November on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
Hiber plans to transmit customer data messages through 4.5-meter Cobham S-band antennas installed in Delft and Svalbard.
Hiber's low power communications modem and corresponding space-borne receiver payload will be integrated into a custom-designed 6-Unit CubeSat platform at ISIS facilities in Delft.
Hiber will collaborate with ISIS to achieve its initial service quickly and to implement and maintain the fully deployed space system to support Hiber’s service.
The CubeSat carrying Hiber’s modem and receiver will be launched to low Earth orbit through ISL, the launch service subsidiary of ISIS.
ISIS operates facilities in Delft where the custom 6-Unit CubeSat for Hiber will be integrated.