“I’ve been to this camp for 6 years now. The counselors are amazing and the whole experience is something that I wish I could do year round. I learn more in a week at iD than I do in a year at my school.” -Spencer, Student

Visit the website to learn more about iD Tech Camps, read amazing "Do Something Big" camper stories, watch videos, check out specials and read testimonials. You'll quickly see why this camp has become the leading technology summer program.

During this weeklong, day and overnight program, ages 7-17 experience summer tech fun. Students create 2D and 3D video games, model 3D characters with Maya®, modify popular games like Unreal Tournament® 3, design websites with Flash®, build robots then compete against their classmates, learn programming, create a digital arts portfolio, film & edit digital movies, produce stunning blockbuster special effects and more.

With an average of just six students per instructor, students receive hands-on, project-based instruction from fun, tech-savvy staff and are given the attention they need to excel. Students complete a project by the end of the week while also getting first-hand exposure to a university which they may consider attending. By the end of the week students gain a sense of empowerment, independence and self-confidence as they learn to articulate their creativity through technology. And all this while having a complete blast-- no wonder iD students keep returning and choose iD Tech Camps! And the staff love teaching at iD-- more than 70% return each season!!

iD Tech Camps is accredited by the American Camp Association (ACA) and is located at over 60 prestigious universities in 25 states. This includes Stanford, Brown, Columbia, MIT, Northwestern, NYU, Emory, American, UCLA and many more. Visit www.internalDrive.com to see where there is a location near you.

There are also additional multi-week teen programs for Teens age 13-18 include the iD Gaming Academy, iD Film Academy and iD Programming Academy. For the sports enthusiasts, check out the unique Surf & Tech and Sports & Tech programs.

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WHY iD? TOP 10 FACTS
• America’s #1 Tech Camp: Over 100,000 students have enrolled in iD, which is more than any other tech camp. Find out why.
• Top Universities: 60 Prestigious Locations include Stanford, Brown, UCLA, NYU, MIT
• ACA Accreditation: No other computer camp has more sites accredited by the ACA.
• Smallest Ratios: Only iD publishes an average 6 students per instructor for customized, personalized instruction.
• Adult Instructors: iD has trained, adult-only instructors. No CITs. iD staff is known to be the gold standard. Instructors come from Stanford, MIT, UCLA and other top institutions.
• College Credit: Teens can elect to receive continuing education units.
• Fun: iD promotes a well-balanced experience on and off the computer. Learn more about our summer camp activities.
• Tech: iD uses the best products including Maya®, Final Cut Studio®, Adobe® CS4, and more.
• Safety: iD has “one of the best risk management programs in the country.”
• Family Company: We are passionate about our company—and ensuring your kids have an amazing summer experience. You deserve the best. Welcome to iD Tech Camps.

"Of all the camps my son has attended, this is by far the best. As an educator, I'm extremely impressed with the quality of this program." Connie Ryan, Parent

The Robodyssey Summer Camp Program provides a stimulating combination of class challenges, robot mechanics, and entertaining guided tutorials to introduce children and young adults to the endless possibilities of computer science and robotics. The Robodyssey Summer Camp Program is a one-week program that runs weekdays from 9:00 AM until 3:00 PM Monday through Friday, from June 27 through August 26. Open to students fifth grade and up.


Program Features:
Robots and Hardware are provided - Nothing additional to buy.
Computers, software and classroom materials are provided.
Program Staffed by Experienced Instructors.
Students use "Real” university grade, Autonomous, Programmable Robots.
Students learn at their own pace with our “Self-Guided Software Tutorial”.
Students learn real world programming skills in Microsoft Visual Basic


Activities:
Robot Assembly An introduction to robot mechanics and motion
Software Operation Learn the basics of a compiler and its operation
Motion Control Use Loops to control motion
Complex Motion Learn all about subroutines
Analog to Digital Learn how to convert analog data to digital.
Obstacle Avoidance Use real world data to make computer decisions
Fear of Heights Teach your robot how to protect itself
Turret Construction Give your robot eyes that move
Blind Bot’s Bluff A maze challenge: program robot to navigate a minefield of robot swallowing holes.
Desktop Challenge I Explore and navigate obstacles on a desktop.
Desktop Challenge II Same as Challenge I but with eyes that can look around.
Last Bot Standing Be the last Robot remaining on platform
Daily Demonstrations Walking, Talking, Emotional, robots
Program Walking Robots Program a six-legged walking robot!
Introduction to Electronics Breadboard electronic circuits and integrate with robotic controller


Some of the Programming Terms Learned:
Debug.Print GetADC Delay Call If – Then
PulseOut Dim Do - While Cstr Do – Loop

Staff
David Peins, M.Ed., Director - Founder and President of Robodyssey Systems, LLC robotics manufacturer and provider of educational robotics programs for high schools and universities nation-wide; Founder and President of Central Jersey Robotics Club; Over 25 years teaching experience; Developed educational curriculum for teaching electronics around robotics; Electronics Teacher at a Science and Engineering High School program

Brian Patton: Vice President, Robodyssey Systems; Inventor; Author; Developer of educational robotics systems; Holder of multiple patents; Former Research Scientist with local pharmaceutical specializing in Laboratory Robotics; currently involved in community Science Education Programs.

For more information about the Robodyssey Summer Camp Program, visit robodyssey on-line and click on "Summer Camp."
To speak with someone about scheduling a session please call Robodyssey at 609-585-8535

Storming Robots Technology Learning Lab is the ONLY authorized LEGO MINDSTORMS Center in N.J. We use hands-on exploration to offer fun and challenges for both novice and experts. We aim to inspire and help the children to explore the intricate world of artificial intelligence.

Children will build robots from scratch. Virtually, no two robots will be idential. They will also learn to perform structural programming to bring their robots alive as command.

We use intuitive computer software and award winning robotics learning tools. Our themed-based programs are integrated with computer science, engineering, math, teamwork and communication. We have received many positive feedbacks toward our captivating projects which not only offer fun and challenges, but also allow campers to exercise their imagination.

Samples themes like:
- Robo500 Challenge: Speed Race.
- The Atoms Family: using robotic activities to simulate the basic rules of how molecules binding to one another.
- The NanoTech Mission: using robotic activities to simulate some basic disciplines in nanotechnolgy.
- and many more...

Rising high school juniors and seniors are invited to apply for an intensive five-day or ten-day summer Robotics Camp offered by the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at The College of New Jersey (TCNJ), and sponsored by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), and the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).
The intent of the camp is to motivate the most creative minds of a new generation of prospective Electrical and Computer Engineers to become global leaders in an increasingly technological world. The program aims to create a community of students who participate in and contribute to an intensive and powerful academic experience delivered by distinguished educators and professionals.
Camp participants will be introduced through a residential College academic experience to the exciting field of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and will learn topics not traditionally taught in High Schools such as Microcontroller Programming, Sensing Systems, Digital Electronics, Virtual Simulations and more.
The participant will work with Electrical and Computer Engineering students and professors, and interact with professional engineers from the Industry.
TCNJ offers a superior learning environment, and these experiences take place in specialized laboratories.