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Hiber launched a third satellite on a Falcon 9 rideshare mission in January 2021.
Hiber describes itself as an industrial IoT as-a-service startup and entered an agreement with Shell on 2021-09-13 to provide well monitoring services that use satellite technology.
Hiber raised 26,000,000 EUR from the European Innovation Council Fund and private investors in March.
Hiber launched a fourth satellite as a secondary payload on a Soyuz-2 launch in March 2021.
Hiber launched two satellites in late 2018 as payloads on PSLV and Falcon 9 rideshare missions.
Hiber planned to use the 26,000,000 EUR to expand its in-house-developed satellite constellation and grow its customer base.
Hiber reported spending about 28,000,000 EUR in its effort to deploy its satellite constellation.
Hiber decided to discontinue its own satellite activities and deliver connectivity exclusively through third-party providers under the leadership of CEO Roel Jansen.
Hiber signed a global agreement with Shell to provide well-integrity monitoring solutions.
The €26 million in funding will be used to further expand Hiber’s satellite network and grow Hiber’s customer base.
The European Innovation Council Fund (EIC Fund) awarded Hiber a share of its €278 million Innovation Fund.
Hiber has secured €26 million in EU and private investment to expand the world’s first global IoT satellite network.
Other companies that launched IoT satellites 2021-03-22 include Fleet Space Technologies, Kepler Communications, Hiber, and Lacuna Space.
Hiber-3 is a smallsat from the Netherlands designed to provide satellite connectivity to Internet-of-Things devices.
Hiber is a Dutch ‘New Space’ startup that has developed HiberHeavy, a new heavy equipment monitoring solution.
Hiber is responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of HiberHeavy's hardware and software.
HiberHeavy is Hiber’s first end-to-end solution for heavy equipment monitoring.
HiberHeavy uses Hiber’s technology to track vehicle locations, trips, and idle times anywhere in the world.
Hiber controls the infrastructure of HiberHeavy, including sensors, dashboard, and data connections.
Hiber Four is the first of two new satellites that Hiber planned to launch in the first quarter of 2021.