A hands-on 1U educational satellite kit for STEM educators and hobbyists. Explore atmospheric sensors, microcontrollers, communications, and real space hardware — right from your classroom or workbench.
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Why this kit
Your Gateway to the Stars
Designed to mimic real satellite technology — not just a toy, but a genuine learning experience in space communication and engineering.
Elevate Learning
Explore atmospheric sensors, microcontrollers, communications, and more through engaging, project-based STEM activities.
Realistic Design
Crafted to mimic the design and functionality of a real CubeSat satellite — authentic form factor and mission-ready thinking.
All Ages & Levels
Whether you're enhancing a curriculum or expanding your hobby horizons, this kit suits educators, clubs, and families alike.
All-In-One Kit
Frame, solar panels, sensors, communication system, and step-by-step educational materials — everything to get started.
What's in the box
Everything for Your Mission
Inside the box you'll find all the hardware and guidance needed for a seamless space exploration learning experience.
CubeSat Frame & Structure
1U form-factor chassis built for realistic satellite assembly and experimentation.
Solar Panels
Power generation components that teach energy systems used in real spacecraft.
Sensors & Microcontrollers
Atmospheric sensing and onboard computing for data collection and analysis.
Communication System
Learn how satellites relay data — fundamentals of space communications in practice.
Educational Materials
Step-by-step instructions and curriculum-friendly guidance for instructors and learners.
Assembly Components
All hardware needed to build and experiment — choose the variant that fits your skill level.
Two variants available: The Solder kit ($575, $546.25 with VOTW5) is ideal for makers comfortable with basic soldering. The No-Solder kit ($632, $600.40 with VOTW5) uses pre-assembled connections for faster classroom setup. Select your option on the product page.
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Who it's for
Built for Curious Minds
A versatile tool for anyone ready to explore space technology hands-on.
STEM Classrooms
Enhance your curriculum with a project that connects physics, engineering, and computer science in one mission.
Science Clubs
Perfect for after-school programs, robotics teams, and maker spaces looking for an ambitious group project.
Hobbyists & Families
Build and experiment together — an unforgettable introduction to satellite technology at any experience level.
FAQ
Common Questions
How do I use the VOTW5 promo code?
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What ages and experience levels is this kit for?
The 1U CubeSat Kit is designed for all ages and experience levels. Educators use it in middle school through university settings, while hobbyists and families enjoy it as an ambitious weekend project. No prior aerospace experience is required — the included materials guide you step by step.
What's the difference between Solder and No-Solder variants?
The Solder variant ($575) includes components that require basic soldering during assembly — great for makers who want the full build experience. The No-Solder variant ($632) uses pre-connected assemblies for faster setup, ideal for classrooms where time and tooling are limited.
Can I order kits for my classroom or organization?
Yes. For bulk orders, classroom packages, or purchase orders, contact our sales team or email [email protected]. We're happy to help educators plan their STEM programs.
What else do I need beyond the kit?
You'll need a computer for programming and data analysis. The Solder variant requires a basic soldering iron and safety equipment. The No-Solder variant minimizes additional tooling. Full requirements are covered in the included educational materials.