Built for curious minds

Unboxed LabTurn Theory into Play.

Hands on STEM projects that turn abstract ideas into something students can build, test, understand, and make their own.

Meet HoloCube Our story

The Unboxed approach

Science feels different when you make it yourself.

We want students to do more than read about technology. Our kits are built around the experience of making something real, understanding how it works, and then experimenting with what they created.

Build

Work directly with real components and develop practical skills through assembly.

Discover

Connect the build process to the electronics, optics, and design principles behind it.

Create

Keep experimenting after assembly by making visual content and seeing your own ideas come to life.

First out of the box

Meet HoloCube.

HoloCube is a hands on STEM kit that combines electronics, optics, fabrication, and creativity in one build. Students connect an ESP32 and OLED display, prepare and solder wires, assemble the enclosure, test the finished device, and then experiment with visual content.

Soldering

Electronics

Wire preparation

Optics

Assembly

3D creativity

Our story

About us

We started by building something because it looked fun.

We built our first HoloCube ourselves and quickly realized that the experience could become more than a personal project. Taking individual components and turning them into a finished working device brings together electronics, soldering, optics, fabrication, and creative design in a way that is practical, visual, and rewarding. We saw it as a strong way to introduce students to the world of STEM through something they could build for themselves.

That idea became Unboxed Lab. We currently design, 3D print, program, assemble, and package our projects ourselves. HoloCube is our first kit, but our goal is to keep creating new experiences that give students something real to build, explore, and make their own.

HoloCube is only the beginning.

Unboxed Lab is being built around a growing collection of hands on STEM experiences, not a single product.