Hubble Network Bluetooth-to-Satellite IoT

Hubble Network Inc. is a Delaware corporation founded in 2021 by Alex Haro and Ben Wild to give low-cost global connectivity to any device with a Bluetooth chip. The company says it made the first Bluetooth connection to space and positions its network as an alternative to cellular modems and gateways for tracking and monitoring.

Devices use off-the-shelf Bluetooth LE chips plus the Hubble SDK and a firmware update. A Terrestrial Network of more than 100 million access points carries Bluetooth signals in thousands of cities, while a satellite network in low Earth orbit listens to devices transmitting at +20 dBm, with next-generation satellites planned for 2027. Data is AES-encrypted end to end. Developers start with a free Sandbox and move to Hubble Live for scale, with open SDKs, APIs, developer kits and a full-service option.

• Satellite Network: LEO satellites that receive Bluetooth LE transmissions directly.
• Terrestrial Network: more than 100 million access points relaying Bluetooth signals.
• Hubble SDK and API: open tools to connect devices and cloud systems.
• End-to-end encryption: AES encryption from device to customer cloud.
• Sandbox and Hubble Live: free test environment and paid scaling tier.
• Developer kits and full service: quick-start kits and managed design-to-deployment support.

Vietnamese electronics makers can add Hubble connectivity to Bluetooth trackers or tags they produce for export. Logistics companies can attach low-cost tags to pallets and returnable containers. Construction and rental firms can locate equipment at sites without mobile coverage.

Products that already have Bluetooth LE can gain global reach through a firmware update, without a cellular modem or SIM. Bill of materials and power use stay low, enabling item-level tracking, with partner InPlay pairing a sub-1 USD chip with Hubble. One SDK covers both terrestrial and satellite coverage. A free Sandbox lets teams prototype before paying.

Logistics and retail want item-level visibility at a cost that cellular trackers cannot reach. Bluetooth LE chips are cheap and already in billions of devices. Southeast Asia, a major manufacturing and transshipment hub, needs low-cost tracking for pallets, containers and equipment across borders.

Founded in 2021; Hubble Network Inc. is a Delaware corporation. Raised a 70 million USD Series B in September 2025 and a 200 million USD Series C at a 1.6 billion USD valuation in September 2026 led by Smith Point Capital, for 300 million USD in total. Partners include Texas Instruments, Samsara, InPlay, Life360/Tile and Muon Space.