Alhosh Gallery, in partnership with Halatech Robotics & AI Edu, opens Sunday its “AI & Robotics Summer Camp” at Porto Arabia, the Pearl.
Designed to prepare the next generation for the digital economy, the programme transforms abstract scientific concepts into practical, hands-on experiences.
Participants step into the roles of engineers and creators, learning the fundamentals of coding, programming and robotics.
Rather than just consuming technology, the programme will teach students how to actively design, build, and program their own functional robots, turning imaginative concepts into working prototypes.
The camp offers a unique bridge between holiday recreation and academic growth.
Speaking to Gulf Times, Mahmud Abdussalam, an engineer and high school robotics teacher, emphasised the long-term value of the programme.
“These artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics summer camps are an excellent opportunity for children and teenagers, not only to give them an interactive opportunity during the holidays, but it is an eye-opener for newcomers as well as it consolidates the skills of enthusiasts,” he said. “It is a good preparation also for the forthcoming activities during the school year 2026-27,” he said.
The programme expertly balances technical skill-building with creative design thinking.
Beyond the keyboard and circuit board, the camp places a heavy emphasis on essential soft skills.
Through collaborative challenges, participants develop critical thinking, rapid problem-solving, and teamwork, aligning their skills with the demands of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
To guarantee a high-quality educational environment, the organisers have strictly capped attendance, allowing only 15 seats per group.
This low student-to-instructor ratio ensures personalised attention and direct supervision, maximising the educational impact for each participant.
Organisers urge interested families to secure the remaining open slots immediately before registration officially closes.
The intensive programme concludes with a unique “Tech × Art” exhibition.
This final showcase allows students to professionally present their innovations to parents and visitors, blending technical engineering with artistic expression while boosting their confidence as young creators.
