LearnTech - PlayTech

No course has ever been this engaging and effective in teaching hard-to-master STEM skills!

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AutoRider
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Kuka Arm
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Fun simulations for real-life results & life-long opportunities
It’s a challenge for even the
best teachers to interest capable students in challenging STEM subjects.

Only a fraction of the most capable students become comfortable with these key skills.
How the Riders experience works?

The accelerator
for STEM students

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Boosting school performance
and putting students on a path to greater achievement!

Riders participants are on a road to better academic results, new interests and boosted career opportunities. The unique Riders program combines video tutorials with robotics simulations to apply newly learned theories. This is then combined with the thrill of competing in competitions inspired by e-sports. The motivation and adrenalin of realistic simulations demonstrates the fun that can be had in mastering STEM subjects.

Competition upgrades skills and creates all kinds of incentives for the students to improve and show-off new abilities.

Riders Robotic League

Simulated Robotics Competitions

Riders Tutorials

Booster Content to Regular Curriculum

Riders Learning Experience

Riders prepares students to 🙌
understand and be comfortable with the core technologies of the 21st century.

Video tutorials guide and prepare students to understand the theory and applications of coding, artificial intelligence, machine learning and much else, involving practical problem-solving. Using the trial and error of game-like robotic simulations, challenging topics become more interesting to master.

Play with robotics
For EDUCATORS

Educators, tell us who you are and we’ll arrange the rest

Before the season starts mentors are required to form a high school robotics team of 6 to 10 students. Mentors are responsible for co-ordinating and communicating with Riders team members through each stage of the process. They track student participation in learning sessions during the training and competition phases, supervise homework completion and handle topics like certification.

Be a Mentor
For STUDENTS

Be part of the robotics community

Riders is a gateway to future technologies, future
opportunity and a fun community.

Riders is for students who want to improve themselves, and sharpen their e-sports skills with hands-on training created by Riders robotics engineers and given by expert trainers! There’s no training ground like a Riders simulation where you can develop advanced projects either individually or with your teammates!

Participate in Riders competitions to enjoy a variety of great prizes and to demonstrate your world-beating skills!

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Selected by innovators in education
and technology

Riders was the first competition I participated in when I was in 10th grade and it was a huge milestone for me. Now I am a CS student at Georgia Tech and I have 2 articles coming out soon. If I hadn't met Riders, I would have a completely different life.
Georgia Institute of Technology
Mert Enes Yurtseven,
Former Riders Competitor
Riders allowed us to track the outcome of the students' activities in the course and simulation, while allowing them to work on their coding skills, which contributed greatly to increasing the interest of all students in the course.
IIS Marconi Civitavecchia
Claudio Capobianco,
Computer Science Teacher
With Riders, we not only adapted our robotics education program to today's standards, but also had the chance to increase the quality of the education we provide. We look forward to showing our success in VEX competitions after Riders.
Rye Country Day School
Katie Sandling,
Robotics Educator
The team at Riders were invaluable throughout every stage of organising our AI Grand-Prix competition. The platform worked perfectly and enabled us to stream exciting head to head races between our competitors. Everything went seamlessly on the day thanks to their help!
Trinity College, Formula Trinity
Katherine Hardgrave,
Co-founder at Formula Trinity
Riders was the first competition I participated in when I was in 10th grade and it was a huge milestone for me. Now I am a CS student at Georgia Tech and I have 2 articles coming out soon. If I hadn't met Riders, I would have a completely different life.
Georgia Institute of Technology
Mert Enes Yurtseven,
Former Riders Competitor
Riders allowed us to track the outcome of the students' activities in the course and simulation, while allowing them to work on their coding skills, which contributed greatly to increasing the interest of all students in the course.
IIS Marconi Civitavecchia
Claudio Capobianco,
Bilgisayar Bilimi Eğitmeni
With Riders, we not only adapted our robotics education program to today's standards, but also had the chance to increase the quality of the education we provide. We look forward to showing our success in VEX competitions after Riders.
Rye Country Day School
Katie Sandling,
Robotik Eğitmeni
The Riders team helped us a lot in organizing this contest, as they do great things for everyone on their platform. The platform is flawless and works great, allowing us to see some very exciting competitions at the end of the events.
Trinity College, Formula Trinity
Katherine Hardgrave,
İş & Operasyon Sorumlusu
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Things you probably wonder

What is Riders?

Riders is a simulation-based robotics coding training platform. With Riders, educational institutions can provide programming content to their students using accurate robot simulations. It’s equally educational and entertaining as working with real-life robots, but with more variety of real-life scenarios and without the cost of physical kit. Students can also test themselves in a fun, competitive environments by joining the Riders Robotics League, an online international robotics league.

What do you mean by ‘Learn-Tech, Play-Tech?’

Riders believes that the best way to learn is via a combination of theory and the chance to practically experiment with implementing that learning in trial-and-error environments that are enjoyable and game-like. Riders’ ‘Play’ environments are robotic simulations (‘Tech’) that help the learning of coding and other STEM content. That is combined with the academic content provided in video tutorial format. We all learn much faster when we see how theory works in real life situations. Learning difficult topics becomes much easier when we’re concentrated on a topic and motivated to ‘play’. Riders uses the engaging power of games, teamwork, interactive supervision and high adrenalin competition to make STEM learning easier, more interesting and more rewarding.

What’s the difference between Riders and Riders Robotic League?

Riders is a STEM learning platform that teaches coding-related skills to middle and high school students, from basic to advanced programming levels. It uses tutorials and robotics simulations to do this. The Riders Robotics League also allows students in this ecosystem to use their newly acquired knowledge to compete with other teams on a national and global level, accompanied by their mentors.

What will we learn in Riders tutorial videos?

Riders’ video tutorials enable students to learn to code from scratch by teaching students the basics of robotic programming through the use of real robots’ digital twins. The lesson content and coding languages are tailored by age group and ability, becoming progressively more advanced.

Is Riders real robotics?

Absolutely. Riders robots are accurate digital twins. Mastering robotics involves understanding all kinds of normally hard-to-master skills, such as coding, mathematics, the laws of physics, engineering, problem-solving and much more.

How do simulated robots compare to physical robots?

The difference between simulated robots and physical robots is that simulations enable the user to much more quickly see the workings of the code that’s been written. In addition, the user can try out their skills with many more types of robot in all kinds of environments with a computer and internet access being the only requirement.

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