CubeSTEM SpaceTech
CubeSTEM SpaceTech Mission Lab
A real space technology lab for schools.
Give your students a hands-on satellite mission experience — with a mission-control wall, KidSAT CubeSat trainer, school ground station, and guided student missions.
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This is not an astronomy club. It is a hands-on space technology lab.
Not an astronomy club. A SpaceTech lab.
Most school space activities stop at planets, telescopes, and star-gazing. The CubeSTEM SpaceTech Mission Lab focuses on how space technology works: satellites, ground stations, mission control, telemetry, payloads, weather data, and student mission teams.
What is included
Mission Control Wall
A large display that makes the lab instantly visible and memorable.
KidSAT CubeSat Trainer
Hands-on satellite hardware for learning power, sensors, communication, and control.
School Ground Station
A receive-capable setup for satellite signal and pass-tracking activities.
Weather & Earth Data Activities
Student-friendly activities using satellite imagery, weather views, and Earth data.
Teacher Guide & Exercises
Structured lesson plans, worksheets, demo scripts, and mission challenges.
Student Mission Challenges
Teams work as mission directors, payload engineers, ground-station engineers, and data analysts.
Demo Days and Competitions
Ready-made demo scripts and exhibition flows for principals, parents, and STEM competitions.
What students learn
Understand how satellites work
Receive and interpret signals from space
Read telemetry and mission data
Build and test payload experiments
Work in mission teams
Present mission reports to parents and competitions
Learning outcomes by area
Space Systems
Students understand satellite subsystems and how they work together.
Mission Operations
Students plan a pass, follow mission steps, and log mission events.
Data & Telemetry
Students read values such as voltage, temperature, signal strength, and payload state.
Electronics & Sensors
Students build simple payloads and test sensor data.
Computing & AI Readiness
Students use dashboards, data, and simple analytics.
Communication & Teamwork
Students present findings and work in mission roles.
A lab parents can see, students can use, and schools can proudly show.
The mission-control wall gives the school a visible premium STEM identity. The KidSAT trainer and activities make the learning hands-on. The teacher guide and exercises make the lab usable throughout the academic year, not just for one demo day.
Why schools choose it
Premium STEM identity
Parent-visible lab
Strong demo-day value
Competition and exhibition readiness
Future-ready learning
Optional path to advanced ground station and satellite activities
Designed for real classroom use
The lab is supported by teacher guides, student worksheets, demo scripts, and mission challenges. This helps teachers run structured activities during the academic year, not just a one-time exhibition.
Track a satellite pass
Receive a signal from space
Decode a simple telemetry packet
Build a sensor payload
Compare weather and Earth imagery
Present a mission report
Teacher guide and student exercises included
Structured lesson plans, worksheets, demo scripts, and mission challenges help teachers run the lab throughout the academic year.
Bring a SpaceTech Mission Lab to your school.
Be among the first schools to launch a SpaceTech Mission Lab.
This online demo uses simulated mission data. Installed labs can connect to real KidSAT hardware and ground-station activities depending on configuration.
Contact: info@cubestem.com