Season I · Bihar and Jharkhand · Class 8 to 12
Build a satellite. Drop it from 120 m.
School teams design a working satellite the size of a soft-drink can. A G-Vayu drone releases it mid-air, and it has to stream live data to a ground station the team built on the way down.
- Registration closes
- 25 Oct 2026registration open
- Grand Finale
- 11 Jan 2027Patna
- Entry per team
- From ₹2,000Pay online after registering
Hands-on engineering, from pre-school to college
Workshops on your campus, year-long labs, kits to take home, and a satellite challenge for Bihar and Jharkhand.
CanSat Challenge
Class 8 to 12 teams build a satellite, drop it from a drone and stream live telemetry.
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Drone workshops
Students assemble, wire, tune and fly a real drone on your campus. Pre-School to Grade 12.
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School labs
A year-long AI and Robotics Lab or FORGE Lab, run by your teachers or by ours.
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Kits and shop
Gliders, RC aircraft, fixed-wing drones and space kits for school labs and homes.
Shop kits →Delivered successfully at
- Mount Litera Zee School
- Sri Ram International School
- The Gurukulam School by Physicswallah
- Delhi Public School
- GD Goenka
- DAV
Mentors and partners
Dr. Hashima HasanMentor · NASA, James Webb Space Telescope
Prof. Vinay KumarMentor and Guest of Honour · Central University of Jammu
Students build the drone. Then they fly it.
A hands-on workshop run on your campus. Students assemble a quadcopter, solder the power leads, flash the firmware, tune it and take the controls. Every student gets flight time and a G-Vayu certificate.
Take the build home
Flight kits from age five, and space kits for school labs and college clubs. One reusable transmitter flies every AirLeap drone and RC aircraft.
Registration closes 25 October
One form per school, about two minutes. Pay the entry fee online on the next page.