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 fundingEntrepreneurship
Where a good idea becomes something real. Your child learns to spot a problem worth solving, shape an idea into a product, and put it in front of the people it's for, and finds the confidence to say, “I made this, and here's why it matters.”
in the lab
What Entrepreneurship looks like here.
Finding IdeasBuilding ProductsPitching & PresentingMoney Basics
- Spot a real problem worth solving
- Shape a rough idea into a real product
- Get what they made in front of real people
- Pitch their idea, and why it matters
what you take away
Skills that outlast the project.
- Spotting problems worth solving
- Turning an idea into a plan
- Listening to and learning from people
- Telling the story of what they built
real life, not a textbook
Real products. Real markets. Real money.
This is the part that surprises parents most. Cubo children don't just learn about business from a book; they actually do it. They design a real product, set up a stall at real markets and fairs, sell it to real people, and take the money home. No pretend, no play money. And the pride on your child's face when a stranger pays for something they made with their own hands, that stays with them.
- step 1
Create
Design and build a real product: 3D-printed, hand-made, or digital.
- step 2
Prepare
Set the price, the branding, the packaging, and the stall.
- step 3
Sell
Run a real stall at fairs, carnivals, and exhibitions.
- step 4
Earn
Take home real money, then look back at what worked and try again.
“They didn't just learn. They earned.”
real proof
Not school projects. Real ventures kids have launched.
Some Cubo children have turned their ideas into real little businesses, products that people actually buy, use, and believe in.
IIMF
An 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 MumbaiDailyDripStudio
A 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.
across the journey
How Entrepreneurship grows, stage by stage.
Your child grows across all three areas at every stage; here's how this one deepens as they climb.
- stage 01Explorer
Where do ideas come from? Spotting problems worth solving.
- stage 02Builder
Making something someone other than them would want.
- stage 03Engineer
Shaping a build into a real, usable product.
- stage 04Founder
Putting it out into the world, and standing up to pitch it.
keep exploring
The other two areas.
Your child grows across all three. Come see it.
A free visit is the quickest way to see Entrepreneurship, and the rest of the lab, in your child's hands.