One shared MissionLab core
Design, configure, predict, run, inspect, compare and export mission evidence using accepted, versioned model owners and explicit provenance. The same core supports education and Challenge without a separate physics fork.
Software-runnable for structured pilots; remaining validation is disclosed on the offer page
Software-runnable for structured engineering evaluation pilots. Educator classroom validation, generic Mission Studio execution composition, and measured hardware correlation remain open.
The software workspace is runnable now. It exposes model identity, version, fidelity, calibration, validation and channel provenance independently rather than inventing a single whole-spacecraft fidelity label.
KidSAT is a separate, supervised hardware product. Its Windows COM-port workflow exists, while formal simulation-versus-measurement correlation remains a physical commissioning gate. Public remote hardware control is not offered.
Capability inside the Twin
Mission Control turns model runs into an engineering operating surface: mission state, telemetry, events, comparisons and evidence. It is not a separate customer-facing product.
Bounded developer access
The versioned cubestem.dt-core.developer.v1@1.0.0 API and TypeScript, Python and Jupyter source clients support explicitly enabled local/private evaluation. They are not a stable production-public or browser API, do not host arbitrary code or bring-your-own models, and grant no hardware or official authority.