“The CubeSat competition is for students aged 13-17. Teams will combine skills in electronics, programming, wireless communication, control systems, alternative energy, and design to create mini-satellites. The goal is to complete a given task by transmitting the most data in the shortest amount of time.
Age Limit: 13-17 (those who turn 13 by December 1, 2025, and will not turn 18 by November 1, 2025)
Coming soon
2 students and 1 mentor
Programming and using microcontrollers such as Arduino, Micro:bit, and ESP32
Integrating and working with various sensors (temperature, humidity, gas, pressure, GPS, etc.)
Transmitting and receiving data using wireless communication technologies such as LoRa, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth
Collecting environmental or location-based data and visualizing it on digital platforms
Designing simulated “satellite missions” to gather, transmit, and analyze real-time data
Developing teamwork, documentation, research, and problem-solving skills
Interdisciplinary development
Physics: electromagnetic waves, how sensors work, temperature and pressure
Mathematics: data processing, graphing, unit conversions
Computer Science: programming, data logging, and wireless communication
Geography: interpreting GPS data and understanding coordinate systems
Technology & Engineering: building devices using microcontrollers and sensor networks
| Explanation | Date |
|---|---|
| Deadline for competition application | (Coming soon) |
| Selection round | (Coming soon) |
| Announcement of selection round results | (Coming soon) |