Learning Undefeated Students are Stopping a Cyberattack Targeting the Power Supply Nationwide
Learning Undefeated is taking modern education as we know it to a whole new level. The nonprofit organization’s high-tech traveling mobile laboratory and AI-themed Breakout Box game environment instantly transforms…
Ribbon Cutting at Texas State Capitol Launches Eight New State-of-the-Art Mobile Labs
A ribbon cutting event on the Texas state Capitol mall on September 10, 2025 celebrated the launch of eight new Texas Mobile STEM Labs vehicles for Texas public schools. “The Texas Mobile STEM Labs program began with a simple idea: what can we do to bring hands-on STEM learning to students across the state of Texas?” said Brian Gaines, CEO of Learning Undefeated at the ribbon cutting event. “With the launch of eight new labs today, this program is directly preparing our students for the future workforce, educating the next generation of leaders for the high-demand STEM careers that will power Texas forward.”
Game On: Reimagining Career Exploration Through Play
Live from SXSW EDU, leaders from Learning Undefeated, Caterpillar Foundation, and K–12 education came together to explore how game‑based learning can transform career exploration—especially in manufacturing and other high‑demand STEM fields. These experiences align with science and engineering practices while building durable skills like critical thinking, communication, and adaptability.
Learning Undefeated’s Magic School Bus Visits Austin, Texas
Mar 31, 2022
Elementary School, Middle School, Mobile Labs, MXLab, Texas
In full ’90s nostalgic fashion, the ‘Mobile eXploration Lab’ (MXLab) is bringing the Magic School Bus to life for some Central Texas students. The MXLab is a mobile classroom designed to introduce students to careers in science, technology, engineering and math. Inside are activities that promote critical thinking, scientific processes and hands-on learning for all grade levels.
Learning Undefeated and CITGO Partner to Bring Mobile STEM Laboratory to Calcasieu Parish Schools
Mar 10, 2022
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The centerpiece of the new program is Learning Undefeated’s Drop Anywhere Lab, a traveling science laboratory housed in a shipping container, which travels to a new school each week providing a field trip experience right in the school parking lot. The program engages local students with STEM concepts through hands-on projects on board the mobile lab and introduces them to in-demand STEM careers located right in their own backyard.
Delaware, Drop Anywhere Labs, Middle School, Mobile Labs
January 31, 2022 | WPVI (Philadelphia)/Good Morning America Delaware middle school students in North Wilmington get some hands-on STEM lessons, thanks to a partnership between Learning Undefeated and AstraZeneca.
Learning Undefeated is driving race and gender equity in STEM through experiential and deep-impact learning experiences for students from under resourced communities. See for yourself how our mobile STEM laboratories and digital and hybrid learning programs are making a difference to students across the country.
High Point, Texas Elementary Experiences Mobile Learning
Jan 27, 2022
Elementary School, MXLab, News, Texas
Over 400 kindergarten through fifth grade students at High Point Elementary were able to board the Texas Mobile STEM Lab where they are able to work cooperatively with other students to design a STEM project activity developed by Learning Undefeated, with support from the Texas Education Agency (TEA). Students were read the story of the Three Little Pigs told from the perspective of the “Big Bad Wolf.” Instructors Katie Askelson and Desurae Matthews challenged the students to design and construct a home that could withstand the powerful sneeze of the wolf.
Mobile STEM lab gives Navasota elementary students opportunity to apply science and math to real-life challenges
Jan 27, 2022
Elementary School, MXLab, News, Texas
First graders Ramon Martinez and Susie Pate both said their favorite part was creating homes, both of which fell the first time. Pate, who said she is interested in all types of science, said she learned that working together as a team is better.
There is a push in Texas and throughout the United States, Aguilar said, to use hands-on activities to encourage science and STEM education and to do so at an earlier age. “I feel like starting them off young, especially at first grade, kindergarten level is essential, so they could have those skills as they go throughout their schooling, and hopefully, will lead into going to college,” he said. “I feel like it’s a good opportunity that could project or have a major difference in their life, and especially in the occasion they do go on to pursue a higher education as well.”
Our cutting-edge mobile labs are reaching diverse communities, providing students with hands-on STEM experiences that ignite curiosity and drive a passion for science and technology. Read more about how these labs are making a difference in schools across the nation.
