Camp Integem: AI, Holographic AR, Coding, Robotics, STEM, Animation, Art & Game Design at Alamo
Integem Inc. · Private
Camp Integem is a technology-focused day camp for ages 6–18 offering hands-on tracks in AI, coding, robotics, drones, holographic augmented reality (AR), 3D game design, digital art and animation, plus space and nature exploration. It runs as a full-day camp (about 9 a.m.–3 p.m., with optional extended care to 5 p.m.), with small classes, beginner-through-advanced tracks, and the chance to earn NVIDIA AI certificates. This is the Alamo site of Integem Inc.'s WASC-accredited program, one of roughly 15 California locations.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Integem Inc. directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Alen MaitoI liked how they make things easy for my daugthers to learn and understand. It is amazing to see my young kidos can make AI robots.
★★★★★Mike DeMy sons loved coding camp and will be back to take the AI drone camp.
★★★★★Alexandra MWe brought our two kids plus my nephew to camp this summer. The 9yr did Intro to AR Coding and loved watching his characters pop up in the room through the tablet. The 12yr built a more detailed AR scene using Python basics, and my nephew tried Robotics. All three came home buzzing about their projects. Demo day was a hit: each one explained their work with real pride.
★★★★★LewisMy twin daughters joined the Intro to AR Coding class and looked forward to each session. They created simple AR characters and interactive effects that felt engaging to her. The activities balanced imaginative play with logical thinking in an age-appropriate way. The instructor helped them troubleshoot while preserving her original ideas. Each made their own funny games. They will be back to do AI game.
★★★★★Harmer12My 9-year-old did the AI Drones camp, and it really felt like a mini pre-engineering bootcamp. He built his own drone from scratch, programmed its functions, and even trained the AI to fly itself and hunt down targets. What blew me away? He didn't just learn how to do it and he could actually explain the why behind it. Came home buzzing with ideas and hasn't stopped tinkering since.