About STEM.org Educational Research™
Founded in 2001, STEM.org Educational Research™ (SER) is the longest continuously operating, privately held STEM education research and credentialing organization in America. SER works closely with educators, NGOs, companies, and schools to establish a set of proven benchmarks for STEM programs. These resources have led to the world’s most recognized and decentralized, blockchain-secured STEM credentialing framework: STEM.org Accredited™ for programs, STEM.org Certified™ for people, STEM.org Reviewed™ for publishers, and STEM.org Authenticated™ for products.
Authenticated
The STEM.org Authenticated™ trustmark streamlines consumers' ability to identify resources that conform to vetted STEM standards, thus assisting with quick decision-making in favor of quality.
The Best
The STEM.org Best™ trustmark highlights our KUB Planet product line as one of the top choices in the STEM category. This recognition certifies that it meets the highest standards in STEM education, helping consumers identify quality resources and make confident, informed decisions quickly.
Corporate
The STEM.org Corporate Trustmark helps businesses highlight their commitment to quality, aligning their brand with recognized STEM standards to build trust and credibility in professional and corporate settings.
Product Alliance
The STEM.org Product Alliance Trustmark signifies a product’s alignment with trusted STEM standards, helping consumers quickly identify high-quality, STEM-approved resources that support innovation and education.
"KUB Planet is an innovative toy brand that ignites imagination and creativity through a captivating blend of building and magnetic toys inspired by the wonders of space. Their products, featuring the lovable Astro character, are designed to captivate kids and engage parents by merging playtime fun with developmental benefits. Positioned as a leader in the toy industry, KUB Planet stands out for its vibrant designs, exceptional quality, and storytelling that sparks curiosity about space exploration."
— STEM.org Educational Research™
