Robinson Aerospace Systems

Robinson Aerospace Systems designs and manufactures hands-on educational CubeSat kits, specifically the RASCube flatpack satellite kit, which includes bespoke user interface software for data display and analysis. These kits are used to teach STEM, physics, and engineering through real satellite technology. The company also develops classroom-ready STEM solutions and aims to launch its own CubeSat into orbit. Customers include schools, universities, and businesses globally, with over 1,500 RASCube kits delivered and over 25,000 students using them annually. The company is headquartered with hybrid offices at Lot Fourteen in Adelaide, South Australia, and has a manufacturing facility in Welland, South Australia. The founder, Edward Robinson, developed the CubeSat prototype that became RASCube after high school. The company supports educators by providing engaging, practical learning experiences and reducing workload. Notable programs include the RASCube kit being used by Fleet Space Technologies for their work experience program.