Holographic Augmented Reality Summer Camp Allows Students to Be Involved in the Future of Game Design
International Augmented Reality Education Foundation is partnering with Integem Inc. to offer Holographic Augmented Reality summer camps to students at multiple locations in the Bay Area.
The Holographic Augmented Reality (Holographic AR) game design camps are three-week camps that teach students how to program, design and create their own Holographic AR games. Students will learn 3D plus Time domain (4D programming) using a design-thinking process to creatively design their own game. The summer camp is designed for students with all computer skills, from zero experience to advanced level. The goal is to enable every student to program, design and innovate with future tech.
With Holographic Augmented Reality (Holographic AR), campers not only play the character but become one as they are transported into a computer-generated reality with Holographic AR technology where they interact with their environment and change the outcome with their body movements, hand gestures and facial expressions. This style of gameplay enhances coordination and plays off the imagination.
The powerful Holographic AR programming language iCreator is the only programming language that allows students to design a game where they can see themselves inside while running the program.
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