Camp Integem: AI, Holographic AR, Coding, Robotics, STEM, Animation, Art & Game Design at Marin
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 Larkspur 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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★★★★★ShakaholaMy chidren had amazing experience at Integem. They loved the projects and teachers and made new friends.
★★★★★Wtw UsusMy son built an AI bot and will do drone this year.
★★★★★Tkeki MohaaWe enrolled our three kids (7, 10, and 14) across AR Coding, AI+3D Game Design, and AI Drones. The youngest used Scratch to make a simple AR animation and she loved showing it off. The middle one designed a game with characters that responded using basic AI dialogue. The oldest did AI drone and sent his balloon to space. Great to find a camp that can put all my kids there and get them excited.
★★★★★TeribiMy son attended the AI Robotics session and developed more patience with trial and error. He learned early on that initial attempts often require adjustment, which the instructor normalized as part of the process. He took ownership of refining his robot's performance through testing. That sense of agency seemed to carry over into other activities outside the program.
★★★★★Martin SWe had two kids in camp at once: my daughter did the 2-week Intro to AR Game Design for juniors, and my son jumped into AI Robotics for high schoolers. Totally different experiences—but both lit up in their own ways. My daughter came home every day chattering about the AR scenes she'd built from her own stories. My son's quieter by nature, but he thrived on the engineering puzzles: testing sensors, debugging code, that kind of thing. And bonus: my son earned an NVIDIA AI certificate he can actually use for college apps. (Parent win! 🙌) Honestly, what stood out most was how organized and supportive the whole thing felt—no stress on our end, just two kids genuinely excited about what they were making. We'll definitely be back.