Young Engineering Innovator with Holographic AR Program

Everyone can be an innovator! And innovative thinking can be learned. In this camp, you’ll explore the secrets of engineering processes and research some cool designs, such as reusable rockets from SpaceX, Flying car by Kitty Hawk (backed by Google), and Tiny Robots that could roam about inside our bodies to fight cancer cells, etc. Every year, there are many kinds of innovations that have greatly impacted our lives. How people come up with such innovative ideas? How innovators test and improve their designs? You will learn how to do research, how to discover problems, how to think differently, and how to create our solutions. Holographic AR helps you to vividly show your designs and lets others try your prototypes allowing them to provide feedback. You will learn the basics of engineering design, basics of innovation approach, and dive deeper into design thinking process (not only for Holographic AR programming, but also for your engineering innovation). With Holographic AR, you don’t need million-dollar budget to bring your design to “life”! Join us to start your innovation journey! In addition, we have many fun indoor and outdoor activities for you. You will be able to play, learn and work with others in the camp As an advanced level course, it requires a basic level and an intermediate level training in Holographic AR programming, so it becomes a three-week camp. If you would like to switch the default basic and intermediate level course, you can send an email to support@integem.com to change for free after registration. If you are a returning student, please send an email to support@integem.com to waive the basic or intermediate (if proper) level camp. Join us to begin your journey in becoming a game designer now!

From this camp, you will learn::

• Basic 3D modeling
• Basic 3D animation
• Basic 3D rendering
• 3D Holographic AR concepts
• 3D Holographic AR logic
• 3D Holographic AR programming
• Creative Thinking
• Design Thinking
• Basic 3D UX/UI (user experience/user interface)
• Basic 3D user centric design
• 3D Visual communication
• Interactive storytelling
• Problem solving
• Empathy
• Computer and Internet Skills

Camp schedule: M-F 9AM - 3PM (No classes on July 3th)

Optional extended care: 8AM - 9AM | 3PM - 6PM (including both)

3 Weeks Program:

• Week 1: Young Nature Voyagers: Holographic AR for Nature Exploration - Would you like to venture into the deep sea to visit oceanic animal friends? Would you like to join the birds and fly up in the sky for a better view of the earth below? Or help save endangered species of animals? With Holographic AR, we can accomplish this kind of adventure in the blink of an eye!

• Week 2: Young Digital Artist: Interactive Holographic AR Creation - Would you like to turn your own drawings/art into a cartoon or comic movie like what Disney, Marvel, and DC Comics have done? In this camp, you will learn how to program Holographic AR to turn your drawing/art into interactive and immersive Holographic AR cartoons or comic movies. In this camp, you will learn how to program Holographic AR to turn your drawing/art into interactive and immersive Holographic AR cartoons or comic movies. Play with your designed characters, fly a Rocketship, or just simply have fun in the world you have created.

• Week 3: Young Engineering Innovator with Holographic AR - Everyone can be an innovator! And innovative thinking can be learned. In this camp, you’ll explore the secrets of engineering processes and research some cool designs, such as reusable rockets from SpaceX, Flying car by Kitty Hawk (backed by Google), and Tiny Robots that could roam about inside our bodies to fight cancer cells, etc. Every year, there are many kinds of innovations that have greatly impacted our lives. How people come up with such innovative ideas? How innovators test and improve their designs? You will learn how to do research, how to discover problems, how to think differently, and how to create our solutions. Holographic AR helps you to vividly show your designs and lets others try your prototypes allowing them to provide feedback.

Dates & Location:

Cupertino

Week 1 - Week 2 : Homestead High School

• Jun 8-12
• Jun 15-19
• Jun 22-26
• Jun 29 - July 3
• Jul 6-10

Fremont

Week 1 - Week 2: Mission San Jose High School

• Jun 22-26
• Jun 29-Jul 3
• Jul 6-10
• Jul 13-17
• Jul 20-24
• Jul 27-31
• Aug 3-7

Palo Alto

Week 1 & Week 2: Gunn High School

• Jun 8-12
• Jun 15-19
• Jun 22-26
• Jun 29- Jul 3
• Jul 6-10
• Jul 13-17

Week 1 & Week 2: Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School

• Jun 22-26
• Jun 29-Jul 3
• Jul 6-10
• Jul 13-17
• Jul 20-24
• Jul 27-31