
Camp Integem: AI, Holographic AR, Coding, Robotics, STEM, Animation, Art & Game Design at Irvine
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Camp Integem is an AI and augmented-reality STEM/STEAM summer camp for ages 6–18, running hands-on projects in AI, holographic AR coding, robotics, drones, 3D and game design, digital art and animation. Small classes (about 8 students per teacher); WASC-accredited with NVIDIA AI certificate options. This Irvine site is one of many Bay Area and Southern California locations.
The practical details
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 Camp Integem: AI, Holographic AR, Coding, Robotics, STEM, Animation, Art & Game Design at Irvine directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleIt is fun and good learning camp. My daughter learned to make 3d ai games
Our younger girl loved AI robotics at Integem camp. She learned from lego robots and then real robots and AI. Our teen girl was all about the AI Drones program and wanted to do areospace engineering. teachers are nice and patient. My older daughter was very happy to get her NVIDIA AI certificate and this is good for her college admission. Their space balloon flew to Canada, through the American Midwest, down to Florida, into Mexico… and then it disappeared. It was fun part of our family to check on the space balloons.
Our 7yr jumped into robotics, First week building with Lego, second week working with a sensor robot and love it. Our 10yr loved the AI Robot track, especially the hands-on building and troubleshooting sensors like a real engineer. And our highschooler dove into AI Drones, coming home chatting about AI and space things. The instructors did not focusing on lecturing them. but helping them debug their projects. They all loved the camps.
My daughter did that Intro to AR Coding camp, and honestly—it was just perfect for her. Not too hard, not too babyish. Just right. 💖 She spent the week making different AR projects, and every day she'd run to show me what she'd built. By the end, she was proudly demoing her creations to Grandma and Grandpa like a total pro! 😊 The camp does not felt like school—no boring worksheets or sitting still listening to lectures. It felt like making. Like play with purpose. And the teachers? So sweet and patient. They helped her put her own designs. She hasn't stopped talking about it since. This morning she looked up at me and said, ""Mom, can I do the big kid AR class next time?""
My 10-year-old son attended Camp Integem in Irvine last year, participating in the AR Animation program, and it was a truly transformative experience. He has always loved art but was initially hesitant about technology. Through the camp, he learned about digital art, animation, 3D modeling, and the creative possibilities of technology. He also gained hands-on experience with professional tools like Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Character Animator, AR platforms, and 3D design tools. It was amazing to see him using tools that are typically covered in college-level art and design programs. Not only did he learn how to use these tools, but he also developed the skills to design with them, unlocking his creativity in new ways. The camp’s approach helped him feel comfortable with computers and gain confidence in his abilities. He discovered a talent for design and technology that he didn’t know he had and is now excited to explore more. This year, he’s looking forward to joining the AI + 3D AR Game Design program to learn coding, game design, and AI. I couldn’t be happier with how much he’s grown through this experience. We’re both looking forward to what’s next.




