According to Kanoon General Directorate for Public Relations and International Affairs, Aidin Mehdizadeh, the secretary of the event, started his speech by mentioning that the secretariat of the event received and evaluated projects from 28 states: Institute for the Intellectul Development of Children and Young Adults (Kanoon) has never operated as multiple producers and considers its goal to be the promotor and the accelerator. Kaboon has always played the role of supporter. This approach has continued in the field of toys and games. Which is something also discussed and pursued in the form of the IdeaAzad Toy Event. He continued: "We believe that following this trend, indigenous cultural ideas will cause the audience to pay more attention to traditional beliefs and revive the folk culture."

In this cordial meeting, which was accompanied by the presentation of 12 projects to the final round, he considered the cooperation of the Cognitive Sciences & Technologies Council with this event as a point of consideration and said: "With this cooperation, accreditation groups will review ideas and games. Academic research will make it possible to obtain a cognitive skill label for games.

The head of the Toy Supervision Council Secretariat, while announcing that the council has implemented free registration of selected projects to support the idea creators of this event, said: "To maintain the intellectual property of these projects, it is necessary to register these ideas in the council database." With this in mind, the council will register the selected projects for free to protect the intellectual property rights of the ideators.

Before presenting the top 12 ideas, Mehdizadeh once again pointed to the need to pay attention to indigenous cultural games and in this regard announced the signing of memorandum of understanding in this regard: Institute for the Intellectul Development of Children and Young Adults in memorandums with the National Museum of Ancient Iran and hopes that the ideologues will accompany the center in this way.

In the continuation of this program, 12 teams presented their works. Introducing his design, Iqbal Hojabralsadati, the game designer of "Ruby Demons", said: "Ruby demons protect rubies hidden in the forests of Gilan." However, adventurers are looking for this treasure. This competitive game is designed for 2 to 6 people. Players use their cards to hide their rubies or find other rubies. They should not allow adventurers to access this treasure.

Seyed Amir Ali Hosseini Akhgar was an 11-year-old teenager who designed the "Taksir" board game for his idea in light of the epidemic of the last two years. Explaining his game, he said: "In this game, viruses are multiplying and vaccines and quarantine are the way to defeat the virus." People who are always traveling should be prevented from leaving the cities. The game of this young designer can be played using a board and cubes in red (virus) and blue (vaccine).

Saeedeh Hallajzadeh, a colleague of Institute for the Intellectual Development of Children and Young Adults from West Azerbaijan Province, attended the event with the idea of ​​an Uncle Nowruz doll. While explaining that his doll is light and made of natural fabric, she described the doll-making materials that are completely available and hygienic.

She described the difference in the effect of using balance weights for stagnation, wooden frame, avoiding the production of side dolls, and using a felt procedure with 46 pieces of felt in 7 colors.

Mohammad Modellian has designed the "Shab Yar" toy based on children's fear of the dark. The package includes a light-sensitive screen, a light pen, and several stencils in a variety of colors. The child can draw on the light board using a light pen. The number and letter stencils, in addition to helping with writing practice, provides the possibility of single-player and multiplayer games.

"Kamos" was another game introduced in this event. Mohammad Azadpour said about his design: "This game is the result of the discovery and research of a board game from the cultural center of the Iranian people in Fars province, and the method of the game is to try to seize a rival land." This game comes with a wooden tool. The pieces move symmetrically and the game will progress based on 5 stages of peace, conflict, strife, war, and forgiveness.

In the continuation of this event, Seyed Shahrooz Mir Hosseini with the game called "Neuron", Mohammad Kazem Hooshmand with "Komod", Mohaddeseh Faramarzi with "Ravi Show", Mohammad Hossein Qanian with "Najino", Venkat Iyver with "Lord of The Bins", Majedeh Sharifi Nia with "Khashm Agahan" and Mehdi Razaghiha with "Chicode” presented their ideas and concepts to the producers and investors.

Accordingly, the "neuron" game is a cognitive game focusing on executive functions. At each stage, players must try to get the desired items out of the existing bags based on the pattern of the cards. These different objects will challenge them, and the way to get rid of the problem is to give a quick and correct answer. In the end, whoever has more cards will win.

The "Komod" board game is a strategic game. Each player has a locker for himself, and because the number of players' uniforms is large and the capacity of the lockers is limited, the players face a challenge. The management style should be such that all the clothes fit in the closet. Doing charity and saving is a way to manage this challenge.

"Ravi Show" was the next idea introduced in this event. Mohaddeseh Faramarzi explained her idea: This game includes the main body, LEDs, lenses, wheel placement layers, and transparent puzzle-shaped layers. The main element of the game is the transparent layers that make up the child's storytelling and play. "The child puts the layers together and the storytelling begins."

Najino is an idea for introducing nuclear medicine, chemotherapy, nanotechnology, biotechnology, and targeted drug delivery. Introducing this idea, Mohammad Hossein Qanian stated: The game scene is a labyrinth of human bodies with healthy and cancerous organs and the player plays the role of a therapist who will move the medicines with the movement of the balls. This game is based on motor and cognitive skills.

The “lord of Bins” is a board game by Luma World led by Venkat Iyer. Introducing this design, it was stated: This idea is a strategic game and is accompanied by collecting a collection of cards. In this game, players have to arrange the cards of each category in their row according to the waste category. It should be noted that the wrong arrangement is associated with a negative score. This game allows its players to find gems and use them to their advantage.

Majed Sharifinia with the game called "Khashm Agahan", and Mehdi Razaghi with the game "Chicode" were the last presenters, who, in addition to presenting their work, answered the questions of the audience.

Accordingly, " Khashm Agahan ", as its name implies, deals with anger management skills. This game, which has one page and several handles of cards, gives the child the opportunity to play the role of a detective. He should look for signs of anger and he/ she must prevent unhealthy anger.

At the end of the event, the game "Chicode" was introduced to the audience. This educational game is designed to facilitate the learning of computer programming by drawing shapes. By selecting a shape, the player displays the drawing steps by arranging the game cards in order. It then transfers the card commands to the programming software and a program is created. The shape is drawn on the screen by running the program. If the rules are the same, the challenge ends successfully.

It is worth mentioning that at the end of the event, the presenters were thanked and the attendees in the side exhibition of this event were able to see the prototypes of each project.

It should be mentioned that this program was broadcast live from the official page of the Kanoon at @kanoonparvaresh and the IdeaAzad page on Instagram @Ideaazad.

For more information about this event, interested parties can visit www.ideaazad.ir