CubeSTEM
CubeSTEM builds mission-based spacecraft learning and Digital Twin engineering tools for schools, universities and technical labs. MissionLab is CubeSTEM’s spacecraft mission platform: learn through guided missions or work at engineering depth with the Professional Digital Twin.
13 runnable pilot lessons · software-only completion · no hardware required
One product story
Every learner can predict, run, inspect evidence and make an engineering decision in software. Optional supervised hardware can add measured telemetry only after that rig is commissioned and accepted; it never upgrades simulated evidence or grants learner hardware authority.
Guided learning
Learn spacecraft engineering by completing missions and explaining the evidence.
Engineering depth
Configure, simulate, inspect, compare and document spacecraft mission evidence with explicit model identity, provenance and limitations.
Optional hardware
KidSAT is CubeSTEM’s supervised one-axis spacecraft hardware trainer. It is optional; MissionLab works fully in software.
Separate programme
MissionLab Challenge is a separate practice and competition programme using MissionLab skills and simulations; official attempts are independently activated.
Optional KidSAT hardware
A one-axis reaction-wheel ADCS trainer for supervised institutional demos, quotations, and deployments.
Supervised institutional demos and quotations are available; formal physical acceptance and measured twin-to-hardware correlation remain commissioning work.
Quoted hardware packages include the first year of MissionLab institutional software. Hardware remains optional for ordinary MissionLab use.
Indicative launch and institutional pricing. Final quote depends on configuration, training, delivery, and acceptance scope.
Full institutional and international pricing is available on the KidSAT packages page.
Grade 6 to university
For institutions
Schools can begin with a software pilot and teacher-supported mission sequence. Universities can use the same core for Mission Control, model configuration, evidence, trade studies and V&V-style work.
Mission Control is a capability, not a competing product. Hardware and identity never imply operator authority.
For schools
See grade bands, STEM concepts, learner evidence and software-only delivery before discussing a pilot.
For universities
Start in the University Digital Twin Lab. Mission Control inspects a run; Mission Studio is the signed-in workspace when you need persistence. A bounded Developer API remains local/private evaluation only.