Your child wires up sensors, microcontrollers, and smart-home prototypes in their bedroom in Toronto or Munich — then competes alongside Iranian teams in Tehran. As FIRA's official representative in Iran and through our ZedTech Canada partnership, Novin Zehn opens doors to global IoT competitions other academies simply can't reach.
Your 10-year-old learns the basics of smart homes — sensors, lights, alarms, automation. They build their first automated "smart room" prototype and present it at the year-end FIRA Cup junior division.
Four seasons from first LED to first smart-home prototype.
Introduction to electronics, circuits, and the first Arduino program.
Smart-home sensors: temperature, motion, light. The house "senses" what's happening.
Combining everything into one prototype: a smart room — lights, alarm, automation.
First experience at FIRA Cup junior. Presenting the model in front of judges.
Your 13-year-old learns ESP32 + WiFi + IoT and builds an internet-connected smart home — controllable from their phone in Berlin or Toronto. End-of-year: FIRA Cup Iran (national) and channels to ZedTech Canada.
Four seasons of IoT, code, and competition prep.
Solid electronics foundation + Arduino programming + sensors and actuators.
Connecting to the internet — controlling the smart home from a phone, anywhere in the world.
Full FIRA-grade smart-home prototype + Proteus/Wokwi simulation + technical report.
Compete at official FIRA Cup. Top teams channel to ZedTech Canada and FIRA RoboWorld Cup.
Your 15-year-old builds a professional smart-home solution — IoT + machine-learning-driven scenarios + voice control + camera feeds. Goal: stand on the FIRA RoboWorld Cup floor and channel through ZedTech Canada.
Four pro seasons. Goal: international stages.
Production IoT architecture — multiple devices + central server + reliable communication.
Machine-learning-driven scenarios + voice recognition + smart cameras.
International standards. Engineering Notebook (mandatory at FIRA RoboWorld). Final team set.
Three respected arenas. Novin Zehn = FIRA representative in Iran, partner of ZedTech Canada — meaningful access for diaspora families.
Novin Zehn is FIRA's official Iranian representative and a partner of ZedTech Canada. For diaspora families, that means a direct path into Canadian and global IoT competitions — not just Iranian tournaments.
"Our students enter FIRA tournaments under both their Iranian heritage and their country of residence. That dual identity is a feature, not a bug."
Free consultation walks through full lesson plans, ZedTech Canada channel logistics, and kit shipping for diaspora families.
Yes. The Arduino + sensor kit ships to families in the US, Canada, Europe, and Australia at the start of each season.
As a ZedTech Canada partner, we channel qualifying diaspora teams directly into Canadian FIRA competitions — a real opportunity to compete locally as well as globally.
Yes. We use only low-voltage (5V/3.3V) components. No mains AC in any project. Our proprietary safe-kit boards have built-in protection.
Yes. Season 1 of each age tier starts from zero. The trial class is free.
Multiple class times per week across EST, PST, GMT, CET. All sessions recorded.