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Our work

101 CubeSats

101 CubeSats

The goal of 101 CubeSats is to create a foundational enabler in the form of a low-cost CubeSat kit, and to develop an undergraduate course that transitions into an online course in the public domain. These projects put spacecraft design in the hands of students, educators and community builders across Hawaiʻi.

Projects

Hiapo

1U CubeSat · Community built

Hiapo

A 1U CubeSat built by Hawaiʻi students and staff at the Hawaiʻi Science and Technology Museum with HSGC and HSFL, launched on Firefly Alpha on September 2, 2021.

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Team Laniakea

Ke Ao 1U CubeSat

Team Laniakea

A UH Mānoa undergraduate team that designed the Ke Ao CubeSat with HSFL, built to photograph the Hawaiian Islands and identify them automatically with machine learning.

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Artemis CubeSat Kit

Low-cost 1U kit

Artemis CubeSat Kit

A low-cost kit with every subsystem of a functioning 1U CubeSat, targeting under $5,000, with an online spacecraft design lab course built around it, raising awareness of NASA's Artemis missions.

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Project POKE

K-12 classrooms

Project POKE

Providing Opportunities for Keiki in Engineering: CubeSat kits, lab tools and a UH Mānoa online course for middle and high school educators, building on the Artemis CubeSat Kit.

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Pleiades CubeSat Cluster

101 CubeSats

Pleiades CubeSat Cluster

Project details coming soon.

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Location

Lat, Long: 21.2975, -157.8161

Hawaii Space Flight Laboratory
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
1680 East-West Road, POST 501
Honolulu, HI 96822

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Hours & Contact

9AM-5PM

Monday – Friday
(Except Holidays)

Phone: 808-956-3138

Fax: 808-956-6322

info@hsfl.hawaii.edu

University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology (SOEST)
Hawaiʻi Institute of Geophysics and Planetology (HIGP) UH Mānoa College of Engineering (CoE)

Recent News

  • Kim Lab Is Recruiting Two Ph.D. Students for Fall 2027

    Kim Lab Is Recruiting Two Ph.D. Students for Fall 2027

    November 11, 2026
  • HIGP Is Hiring: Assistant Space Grant Director and Outer Solar System Researcher

    HIGP Is Hiring: Assistant Space Grant Director and Outer Solar System Researcher

    November 11, 2026
  • Lunar HyTI Is Ready to Fly on Altus-1

    Lunar HyTI Is Ready to Fly on Altus-1

    November 11, 2026
  • HSFL Welcomes Seho Kim

    HSFL Welcomes Seho Kim

    January 2026
  • HSFL Welcomes Irfan Rashed

    HSFL Welcomes Irfan Rashed

    Summer 2025
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