This article was 1st published on our sister Site, The Internet Of All Things.
Amsterdam, Nov. 6, 2019: Following the launch of its first two nano-satellites last year, Dutch startup Hiber has said that its connected Internet of Things (IoT) network bringing low power and low cost connectivity to remote and developing areas was now ‘live’.
This comes only three years of product development. The commercial launch of the fully automated end-to-end service known as Hiberband, marks the latest step for Hiber.
Hiber’s first customers will be using the service on trial basis over the coming months with projects based in the 90 percent of the world that have previously lacked a network, said the company in a release. Hiber is unlocking a $100bn opportunity for growth in the wider IoT market and the network will power projects working hard to improve people’s lives and make a positive impact on the environment.
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