No shipping. No soldering. No hardware. Your child in Toronto or Hamburg launches the CoSpace simulator, codes a virtual robot, and competes with the best Iranian teams worldwide. Novin Zehn has been on the CoSpace podium for 12 consecutive years — including alumni like Matin Movahedi, now at the University of Alberta.
Your 8-year-old learns visual programming inside CoSpace's 3D simulator, scores their first virtual rescue mission, then competes in the FirstSteps division — the same arena where Novin Zehn has been champion 12 years running.
Four seasons inside the simulator: discover, decide, strategize, compete.
Introduction to the CoSpace Rescue simulator, the virtual environment, and the first robot. Simulate, play, discover.
The robot gets smarter — it decides based on what it "sees." Core programming concepts.
The official FirstSteps RCAP arena. Team formation. Competition drills.
First international tournament experience in the FirstSteps division. Novin Zehn has been a medal-winner in this category for 12 years.
Your 12-year-old steps up to U12 — Python coding inside the CoSpace simulator, PID, victim detection, and full team strategy. CoSpace is the perfect software-only league for diaspora families: no hardware logistics, just laptop + internet + global competition.
Four seasons of code, strategy, and teamwork.
Full introduction to the CoSpace simulator + basic Python programming for the virtual robot.
More complex algorithms — PID, victim detection, scoring strategy.
The heart of CoSpace: teamwork. Official team formation, role split, tournament strategy.
Three competition arenas. Many CoSpace events are remote-friendly — a real edge for diaspora teams.
Your 16-year-old in U19 builds production-grade CoSpace strategy — deep search algorithms, opponent modeling, multi-robot cooperation. The goal: standing on a RoboCupJunior podium. Matin Movahedi walked this path; today he studies at the University of Alberta.
Four pro seasons. Goal: stand on the world arena.
Advanced Python, modular robot architecture, pro-level scoring strategy.
Pathfinding (A*, Dijkstra), opponent modeling, and game-theory-aware decision-making.
Coordinating two robots like a real team. Engineering Notebook (mandatory for RoboCupJunior).
The three most respected CoSpace arenas. 12 consecutive years of Novin Zehn medals in this category.
Matin Movahedi started in our CoSpace simulation league. He climbed through the age tiers, won at IranOpen, and represented Iran on international stages. Today he studies at the University of Alberta, Canada.
"CoSpace gave Matin a software portfolio at age 16 that universities take seriously. 12 consecutive years on the CoSpace podium isn't luck — it's the path our students walk."
Class-by-class lesson plans, assessment, and remote-tournament logistics are walked through in a free consultation call — at a time that works for your timezone.
Correct. CoSpace runs entirely inside a virtual simulator. Your child needs a laptop and internet — nothing else. Perfect for families abroad.
Most CoSpace tournaments (especially RCAP and many RoboCupJunior events) accept remote/hybrid participation — a major advantage for diaspora teams.
12 consecutive years on the medal table. Founder-led technical committee role at IranOpen CoSpace. Alumni in top universities worldwide.
Yes. The FirstSteps tier starts from zero. Even U12 Season 1 assumes no prior Python.
Multiple class times per week across EST, PST, GMT, CET. All sessions recorded for review.