Camp Integem

Camp Integem Overview

At Camp Integem, children and teens aged 5-18 learn about cutting-edge fields like AR Coding, Python programming, Artificial Intelligence, robotics, drones, Holographic Augmented Reality (AR), and UI/UX. Through online and in-person camps, students can create interactive AR games, design AI robots, pilot AI-powered space drones, and launch space balloons into the stratosphere. They step into their own created worlds using just a computer and webcam.

The summer sessions range from a one-week introduction to a comprehensive three-week deep dive into these topics with hands-on learning experiences:

AR Coding for Space & Nature Games: Students program interactive AR experiences that involve daring space missions, venturing through diverse and rich natural environments or crafting interactive AR games that blend creativity with technology. This immersive experience invites young minds to push the boundaries of their imagination delving into the mysteries out outer space and Earth’s ecosystems, and skill in a dynamic digital playground.

Developing AI+3D Holographic Games: Kids learn to code and create 3D AR versions of games inspired by popular titles like Minecraft, Roblox, and Fortnite, as well as their own unique 3D games. In these projects, students craft intelligent game experiences with characters that can converse and interact strategically with players, enhancing the gaming experience with dynamic and interactive elements.

Designing AI Robot with AR Coding: Students program and design their own intelligent, autonomous AI robots. The program ranges from AI-enhanced programmable robots with sensors for ages 8-10 and Mecha AI robots equipped with NVIDIA Jetson Nano AI Edge computers that can perform complex functionalities for ages 11-18.

Design AI Space Drones For Exploration: Students from ages 8-10 program and design AI-driven drones with smart sensors for navigation. Older students ages 11-18, work ith NVIDIA Jetson Nano AI Edge computers to design drones that are launched via space balloons for stratospheric exploration (30,000 to 100,000 feet).

No prior knowledge of computers or game design is necessary, as Camp Integem is open to beginners and intermediate users. Accredited by ACS WASC, it provides a high-quality educational experience. Students can also earn school credits and NVIDIA AI certificates. To save $50 per week, attendees can use the code HUB50 on their website.