Camp Integem: AI, Holographic AR, Coding, Robotics, STEM, Animation, Art & Game Design at Manhattan Beach
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Camp Integem offers STEM and art summer camps for K-12 students centered on its Holographic AR platform, where kids build and step into their own games using a webcam. Sessions cover AI, coding, robotics, drones, 3D design, game design, and animation, grouped by age from 5 to 18. The Torrance-area camp meets at Bert M. Lynn Middle School and serves Manhattan Beach and Redondo Beach; Integem is WASC-accredited and an NVIDIA AI training partner.
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★★★★★IudbMy kids had a great time with this Integem program. Once they wrapped it up, they jumped right into the AI Space Drone program and loved it even more. As a parent who’s a bit techy myself, I really appreciated how the programs sparked their curiosity and gave them the chance to get hands-on with both building and coding. They came home talking about what they learned in a way that showed they were genuinely excited. The teachers did a solid job keeping things fun while still giving them challenges to work through, and that balance made the whole experience really worthwhile
★★★★★WooBoth my kids (9 and 13 year old) enjoyed it thoroughly. They did not want to leave each day and seemed to learn new things and get excited about coding. We did sign up for an art-related program. They were happy to go each day and seemed to get a lot out of it. The instructors are doing something right!
★Eliza LeeWould not recommend this camp to any parent of a 6 year old. For a higher price than other camps offered in the area, I expected more and got less. For one, they did not know how to care for kids 6 years and expected a level of unrealistic independence- and then my child brought nothing home to show for what he accomplished during the week.. we did come to the school to watch a demo but it did not feel like a week worth of work. Too expensive and very mediocre to be sponsored by nvidia.