RIDERS ROBOTICS LEAGUE
Learn to build advanced
robots, compete in
advanced simulations
Online robotics coding competitions with hundreds of middle and high school teams are waiting for you!
Riders robots aren’t just toys in a game. Riders robots are advanced 3-D digital twins of advanced robots, engineered for you to test-out in realistic and challenging simulations. Enjoy the challenge of mastering diverse robots. Show the world that you’re a master of the robotics universe!
Riders Robotics League
Worldwide
40+ School Teams
21.000+ Hours Learning
25.000+ Hours Competition
300+ School Teams
30.000+ Hours Learning
75.000+ Hours Competition
internationally across multiple
robot categories.
Improve your robotic and gaming skills to compete in all kinds of other prestigious competitions, whether on-line or off-line. With Riders you acquire all the skills to show-off!
Riders Robotics League competitions allow participants at every level of skill to participate, improving their skills and competitive level. Riders Robotics League also offers great prizes. Learn, play and enjoy the recognition.
Learn with the most advanced educational simulations
Award
Special Award
Participation
Award
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Award
Award
Rising Star
Robot Performance Award
Best Mentor Award
Riders Special Award
World Cup Participation
Internship Opportunity
Riders Special Award
Creativity Award
Programming Award
Creative Content and
Dissemination Award
Rising Star
Robot Performance Award
Best Mentor Award
Riders Special Award
World Cup Participation
Internship Opportunity
Riders Special Award
Creativity Award
Programming Award
Creative Content and
Dissemination Award
Rising Star
Robot Performance Award
Best Mentor Award
Riders Special Award
World Cup Participation
Internship Opportunity
Riders Special Award
Creativity Award
Programming Award
Creative Content and
Dissemination Award
Rising Star
Robot Performance Award
Best Mentor Award
Riders Special Award
World Cup Participation
Internship Opportunity
Riders Special Award
Creativity Award
Programming Award
Creative Content and
Dissemination Award
Rising Star
Robot Performance Award
Best Mentor Award
Riders Special Award
World Cup Participation
Internship Opportunity
Riders Special Award
Creativity Award
Programming Award
Creative Content and
Dissemination Award
Graduates of the Riders Robotics League are better equipped to compete in all kinds of e-sports and virtual robotics games.
Leagues can also be gifting themselves a rewarding and thrilling technology career.
Artificial intelligence-supported decisions
Smart cities and energy management
Logistics problems
Environment and recycling
Artificial intelligence-supported decision
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.
Tell us who you are and we'll arrange the rest
How do I compete?
The Riders Robotics League is divided into two age groups (scroll down to see which you can join). You need to be part of a team and you need a mentor. Teams and mentors are normally organized via schools, but you can also arrange it. To compete or learn more, fill in your contact details.
Selected by innovators in education
and technology
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Robotik Eğitmeni
İş & Operasyon Sorumlusu
Eski Riders Yarışmacısı
Bilgisayar Bilimi Eğitmeni
Robotik Eğitmeni
İş & Operasyon Sorumlusu
Be part of the robotics community
Masters of the Universe start their careers young! There's no better introduction to coding and related STEM theories than learning to assemble fun Riders Robots and competing in the Riders Robotics League Junior Divisions!
Using the Blockly language, middle school students are given an accessible way to explorethe world of robotics and the science that makes them possible. Riders game-like approach makes learning easier and multiple fun simulations enables aspirational role-playing as they advance their skills.
Working at their own pace, K6-8 players can advance quickly to use Control Flow and learn to integrate tools like sensors into their robots. Besides science and maths, working in a Riders team teaches students practical problem-solving and team work.
Be part of the robotics community
Riders robots take the adventure of robotics learning and competition much further! There's no better way to advance basic coding skills and the related STEM theories than learning to assemble advanced Riders Robots and competing in the Riders Robotics League Senior Divisions!
Using the Python language, high school students are given an accessible way to explore the world of robotics and all the science that makes them possible. Riders game-like approach makes learning easier and multiple fun simulations enables aspirational role-playing that opens inquisitive minds to new possibilities.
Working at their own pace, K9-12 players see academic theory applied in real uses. They quickly advance their skills, learning to utilize Al and tools like image processing while building sophisticated robots. Besides advancing understanding of key STEM subjects, Riders teams practise problem-solving, critical thinking and team work.
Riders Robotics League
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Experience the excitement, improve your skills, explore the world of robotics.
100% on-line distance
learning experience
Step by step training validated with an Education Certificate
Unlimited access for 1 year
to your Riders account
and all learning modules
Opportunity to attend
Season Finals and World
Finals
Leagues can also be gifting themselves a rewarding and thrilling technology career.
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