Kids and teens ages 5-18 will learn to program, design, and innovate with future tech this summer! Through hands-on projects, you will create your own Holographic AR outer space/nature adventures; Holographic AR animated comics; Holographic AR Broadcasting studio; and/or interactive 3D Holographic AR movies/games. You will learn Holographic AR programming, STEM/STEAM concepts, computer animation, UX/UI Design, 3D modeling, artificial intelligence (AI), and visual communication. Suitable for students of all computer skills, from zero experience to advanced levels. Great Instructors, small classes with 1:8 instructor/student ratio! No special glasses/equipment needed.
In the Bay Area alone, students from over 150 schools have joined Holographic AR Summer Camp. Overall, we have hosted students from 10 countries.
What will you do at the camp?— Leap to the Future!
Would you like to travel the universe in the blink of an eye? Would you like to play with magical creatures anytime you want? What if you could create an action-packed 3D Holographic AR game? How about an immersive and interactive 3D movie where anyone could be the protagonist? What if you could turn your imagination into real engineering innovations? Join us to learn how to program and design Holographic AR and turn your wildest imaginations into life via your own program and design!
What is Holographic AR?
In Holographic AR, you are extracted from the real world and transported into a virtual environment, where you can interact through a variety of hand gestures, body movements, and audio commands. Unlike virtual reality, Holographic AR requires no special headset, instead, you can see yourself inside a Holographic AR world. Holographic AR will revolutionize many areas such as engineering design, game design, movie creation, news reporting, education, etc.
What makes Holographic AR programming so cool, awesome and educational?
With the Holographic AR programming language, iCreator, you can program experiences where people can see yourself inside their virtual world, and the outcomes differ based on the actions and decisions of the player. Creativity, Design thinking, UI/UX(user experience or user interface), computer animation, digital art, and interactive storytelling are integrated part of the Holographic AR programming process.
Receive Best Education and Be Successful
Our small classes (1:8 Instructor/Student ratio) ensure great attention to each student. Our curriculums are specifically designed to make learning personalized, intuitive and enjoyable. The Holographic AR camp is designed to let students learn at their own pace and is suitable for students with all computer skill levels.
We enable EVERY STUDENT to program, design, and innovate with Holographic AR.
You can choose the camps from your own age group: Apprentice Designers (Ages 5-6) Junior Voyagers (Ages 6-8), Young Explorers (Ages 8-10), Teen Adventurers (Ages 10-14), or High school Creators (Ages 14+).
Camps:
Integem offers variety of STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and math) camp topics focusing on preparing students skills, knowledge, and capabilities for future careers and future world.
- Space Voyager
- Nature Exploration
- Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- 3D Movie
- 3D Game Design
- Digital Art and Interactive Comic Book
- Engineering Innovation
- News Report
- Adventures
Camp Dates: June 3rd to August 9th (Monday-Friday), no camp day on July 3rd.
Ages: 5 to 18 years old
Time: 9 AM- to 3 PM; before and after care: 8 AM to 9 AM and 3 PM to 6 PM
Discount for MK Readers: Use code: MPF20 to save $25/week. |
Locations:
- Fremont: Mission San Jose High School
- San Ramon: San Ramon Valley High School
- Berkeley: Berkeley High School
- Palo Alto: Gunn High School
- Cupertino: Homestead High School
- Menlo Park/Atherton: Encinal School
- San Francisco: Presidio Middle School
- Belmont/San Carlos: Carlmont High School
- Millbrae: Mills High School
