LAB OF FUTURE STUDENTS LAUNCH STRATOSPHERIC CUBESAT IN RUSSIA

Through diverse programmes, Lab of Future is cultivating curious minds and creating future scientists, paving the way for the UAE's next generation of innovators

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n a significant stride for education, science and the UAE's vision of innovation, six high-school students from Lab of Future designed, built and launched a CubeSat into the stratosphere, reaching an altitude of 21km during an international space tournament in Moscow, Russia.

This was not a classroom simulation. It was a real mission, a satellite engineered by students, carrying nine advanced experiments that gathered atmospheric and environmental data with direct relevance to climate change, radiation resilience, and future space technologies.

The young pioneers Avani Gupta (The Indian High School, Dubai), Aditya Kashyap (GEMS Modern Academy), Mohamed Jefran (Pristine Private School), Shreya Muzumdar (Cambridge International School, Dubai), Ishitha Justina Riyad (GEMS Winchester School, Dubai), and Madhav Soni (The English College, Dubai) have not only put Lab of Future on the global map but also given the UAE a proud moment in its journey to become a space innovation hub.

A vision for the future

Lab of Future (LOF), a part of the ChandraMari Group of Companies, led by Muralikumar and Sureshbabu, along with CEO Arpit Dugar, was founded in the UAE as a pioneering space science, engineering, and technology education company.

Its vision is clear: to bridge the gap between classroom learning and industrial exposure, equipping young people with the skills to thrive in a rapidly changing world.

With its own lab in Dubai, LOF brings to life STREAMER learning Science, Technology, Research, Engineering, Arts, Maths, Entrepreneurship, and Resilience. Students graduate not only with knowledge but also with confidence, creativity, teamwork and leadership skills that stand out on global platforms.