IranOpen Robotics Competition

Organization: IranOpen Organizing Committee & Qazvin Azad University

Program Overview

IranOpen is an annual robotics competition in Iran featuring student and professional teams in RoboCup-style and technical leagues.

IranOpen is a major annual robotics competition held in Iran, aligned with the RoboCup Federation’s rules and leagues. It brings together student and professional teams from Iran and other countries to compete in various categories such as soccer robots, rescue robots, service robots, and other technical leagues. The event typically takes place over several days and includes qualification rounds, matches, and technical evaluations. High school, university, and independent teams can participate if they meet the league-specific requirements and pass qualification processes, which may involve submitting technical documents or demonstration videos. For high school students interested in robotics, programming, and engineering, IranOpen offers a chance to work in a structured team, apply STEM concepts to real hardware, gain experience with international standards like RoboCup rules, and network with other robotics enthusiasts and experts from across the region.

Program Details

  • Category: STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)
  • Format: In-Person
  • Cost: Free
  • Grade Level: Grades 9-12
  • Location: Various Locations
  • Country: IR

Related Topics

This program is relevant for students interested in: robotics, engineering, RoboCup, STEM competition, Iran

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