Python 3 — The Official Robotics Language
The primary language for robotics, AI, and data science. Official release for all platforms — the very first thing you should install.
Official site: Python.org
Software, simulators, IDEs, and free tools for robotics, Python programming, and 3D design — each with an official download link, ready to install.
“It's like the particles themselves wrote the code and put together a whole person, like it was meant to be.”
The primary language for robotics, AI, and data science. Official release for all platforms — the very first thing you should install.
A full Python IDE for Android — with Pygame, NumPy, Matplotlib, and pip. Write code and see results wherever you are.
The simplest Python environment for new learners. Visual debugger, easy library installation, and perfect for classroom use. The go-to starting point.
Microsoft's lightweight yet powerful code editor — with Python, Arduino, C++, and Git extensions. Write virtually any language you want.
JetBrains' professional Python IDE — built for larger projects. Advanced debugging, smart refactoring, and full framework support.
The go-to Python library for games, animations, and graphical projects. The first step toward virtual robots and interactive interfaces.
A Python editor built for students — with support for micro:bit, Pygame Zero, CircuitPython, and ESP32. No unnecessary complexity.
The official simulation platform for FIRA Cup RoboParade and RoboLeague. Build 3D environments, code in blocks or Python, and publish projects in VR. The primary tool for competitions.
The official VEX Robotics simulator in your browser. Virtual robot, ready-made challenges, block coding and Python — no hardware required. Perfect for getting started.
Iran's student and collegiate robotics competition platform. Team registration, regional competitions, simulation, and rankings. (Official link coming soon)
The open-source professional robotics simulator — used by NASA, MIT, and ETH Zurich. Build robots, sensors, real physics, and control them with Python/C++.
Online simulator for electronic circuits, Arduino, and components. Design, simulate, and test — before buying a single part.
The official Arduino editor and compiler — for uploading code to boards, serial monitoring, library installation, and Boards Manager. Essential for every electronics project.
A lean Python build that runs directly on ESP32, ESP8266, Raspberry Pi Pico, and many other boards. The simplest entry point into IoT.
The go-to tool for breadboard, schematic, and PCB design. The best way to document your Arduino or Raspberry Pi project and prepare it for printing.
The official tool for writing an OS to a Raspberry Pi SD card. Configure Wi-Fi, SSH, and user settings — all before the first boot.
The most powerful industrial CAD/CAM/CAE software for designing robot parts, assemblies, motion simulation, and 3D printing. Free for students and educators.
The open-source alternative to SolidWorks and Fusion. Parametric 3D design, assemblies, and STL export for 3D printing.
The most powerful open-source 3D tool — modeling, animation, rendering, and motion graphics. Perfect for character robots and project presentations.
The simplest 3D design tool for students — drag & drop shapes, STL export, and print-ready output. The best starting point for part design.
The simplest programming language for children. Build games, animations, and interactive stories by dragging blocks. The first step into coding for thousands of young learners.
Microsoft's block-based and JavaScript programming environment for BBC micro:bit, LEGO SPIKE, and Minecraft. Online, visual, and no installation required.
The official LEGO Education app for SPIKE Prime and Essential. Word Blocks and Python coding, pre-built lessons, and creative project building.
Train image, sound, and motion recognition models — in just a few clicks. Google's project for introducing kids to machine learning.
An exclusive Novin Zehn Academy handbook — mapping the robotics learning path from Scratch to VEX and preparing for competitions. Currently in production.
Step-by-step setup of Python, pip, and Pygame, plus launching your first project — designed for students just getting started. Currently being prepared.