Kubi
A friendly desk robot
Built by a child using electronics, code, and 3D printing. Kubi was pitched at the KidsMBA Shark Tank, and won $1,000 in seed funding to grow the idea.
Won $1,000 in fundingIn a warm, hands-on lab, children build real things with their own hands, think for themselves, and grow the confidence and curiosity that get them ready for life.

Your child grows across all three, always by making something real, never by memorising.
It's not a number on a report card. It's your child speaking up, sticking with what's hard, and working things out on their own: the quiet signs they're growing into who they'll be.
“She's too shy to speak up.”
“She stands up and explains what she made.”
“He gives up the moment it's hard.”
“He tries three ways before asking for help.”
“She just memorizes for the test.”
“She actually understands how things work.”
“He waits to be told what to do.”
“He comes up with his own ideas now.”
These aren't big, sudden changes. They're small ones, the kind only a parent notices. And they add up to a child who's ready for life.
A place that brings out the best in your child.
Your child walks into a real lab, sits with a mentor who knows them by name, and builds something real: a game, a robot, an app, a working machine. They try. They get stuck. They fix it. They finish. In a caring place where it's safe to make mistakes, a child slowly becomes braver, sharper, and more sure of themselves.
Your child's mentor truly knows them: their strengths, where they're stretching, and exactly what they're working on next.
Mistakes are allowed here. That's exactly where confidence is built.
Your child goes home with something they made, and are proud of.

A child grows with a mentor beside them and something real in their hands, not staring at a screen at home. The lab does the teaching.
With just four children in a group, every one of them has their own build, their own tools, and a mentor right beside them. Everything your child brings home was made by their own two hands, and they'll tell you so, proudly.
Not a grade, not a certificate: a real thing your child made, and can proudly show to someone who didn't build it.
It's what our tagline has said all along: Cubo Academy, developing mindset.
Some Cubo children have turned their ideas into real little businesses, products that people actually buy, use, and believe in.
A friendly desk robot
Built by a child using electronics, code, and 3D printing. Kubi was pitched at the KidsMBA Shark Tank, and won $1,000 in seed funding to grow the idea.
Won $1,000 in fundingAn art brand
A child's own artwork, printed on diaries, t-shirts, bottles, bookmarks and more, sold online and at pop-up stalls across Mumbai.
Selling across MumbaiA 3D-printing business
A learner-run business that designs and sells 3D-printed products, from the very first idea all the way to delivering to a real customer.
Idea to real customersThese aren't assignments. They're real things, made by real children, and the confidence that comes from that is hard to teach any other way.
Every child starts where they are, not where a textbook says they should be. No child is rushed and no child is left behind. Your child only moves up when they're truly ready, because real confidence can't be faked.

This is where it all begins. Explorers try, play, and tinker, and fall in love with figuring things out. Just hands-on discovery that builds real foundations without them even noticing.

Ideas start becoming real. Builders make their first proper projects, turning something in their head into a real thing that works. This is where “I made that” begins.

Bigger challenges, less help. Engineers take on harder projects mostly on their own, designing and building like real makers. This is where you'll really notice their confidence grow.

The summit of the whole climb. Founders take an idea that's entirely their own and build it into something real, something other people can genuinely use, then find the confidence to put it out into the world. This is where your child learns they don't just have to use what others build; they can build it themselves.
The change shows up at home first: in how a child speaks, tries, and thinks. Here's what parents tell us.
My son used to freeze when he had to speak in front of people. Now he stands up and explains what he made, no nerves at all. That confidence is everything.
The best way to know if Cubo is right for your child is to walk in and watch. Meet a mentor, see the lab, and let your child try it, free. In one visit, you'll know.
Warden Road, Mumbai · Call or WhatsApp us at +91 98194 96960. We'll help you find the right day.
