Advanced competition training aligned with the international VEX IQ game. Students combine mechanical design, coding, engineering notebooks, and on-the-spot problem solving. Camel hosts local cups and a path to the Singapore Invitational, so school teams have real events to compete in.
The program is benchmarked against the international VEX IQ competition. Students learn to optimize designs to the game rules and practice quick repairs and on-the-spot decisions in scrimmages. Engineering notebooks and technical presentations help students stand out in judging interviews and prepare for later technology contests and academic work.
Experienced competition coaches lead intensive, hands-on training. Local cups and Hong Kong qualifying-round events serve as real assessments. Schools can form a team, compete for school honors, and open a path to the Singapore Invitational and later Greater Bay Area or Asia events for strong performers.
The program focuses on advanced mechanical design and coding. Students use pneumatics, lifts, and gearboxes to improve robot performance. They also plan autonomous programs and match strategy, and practice repairs across multiple scrimmages to get ready for international VEX IQ events.
Camel has more than three years of experience planning large STEAM competitions and has independently hosted technology events with more than 300 participants in a single day. The 2025 Singapore IDE Series – VEX Invitational was held at the F1 Pit Building, with more than 29 teams and nearly 200 athletes from different countries and regions. Camel exclusively organizes the Hong Kong and Macau delegation. Only partner-school teams that perform well in local events are invited.
One of Singapore's largest annual STEAM events, held at the F1 Pit Building. The competition uses international VEX robotics standards and tests mechanical engineering, coding, and real-time problem solving. It is a high-level international technology platform. Camel exclusively organizes the Hong Kong and Macau delegation.
Representatives from the HKSAR Digital Policy Office, several Legislative Council members, and Islands District Councilors attended. Certificates of appreciation were presented to the distinguished guests of the day.
Most Yuen Long District Councilors attended in support and served as awarding guests.
Legislative Council member Professor Johnny Ng Kit-chong and representatives of the HKSAR Digital Policy Office attended.
A retired university lecturer served as a judge, adding professional credibility. Teams coached by Camel also won awards.
Also served as a preliminary for the Hong Kong Junior Engineering Challenge. Teams coached by Camel won awards.
The Hong Kong event with the most local teams, and also a preliminary for the Hong Kong Junior Engineering Challenge. Strong teams won awards.
The only event after the Hong Kong qualifying round. Winning teams receive places in Guangzhou and Singapore. Next year we will add exclusive Hong Kong and Macau places for Greater Bay Area, Malaysia, and other Asian events.
Beyond competitions, we bring overseas teams to Hong Kong so partner schools and students can share robotics and STEAM activities without traveling. We also have extensive experience running VEX GO courses and taster days. VEX GO interest classes can lead to local or overseas events. Below is a special VEX GO Mars Mission session we ran for the Scout Association.
Yes. Camel STEAM provides advanced VEX IQ competition training for secondary students. The program covers mechanical design, coding, engineering notebooks, and practice matches, and connects teams to local cups and the Singapore VEX Invitational.
The program is built around forming a competition team and suits Secondary 1 through Secondary 6. Schools can run it as a school-based course, an after-school enrichment class, or a competition team.
Islands Cup, Ying Lai Cup, Lee Wai Lee Cup, and Hong Kong Cup. In 2025, Camel also exclusively ran the Hong Kong and Macau team at the Singapore IDE Series VEX Invitational.
Submit a request on the course quote page, call 2612 5555, or email [email protected].
VEX IQ can sit alongside other robotics and AI programs. Schools can mix school-based classes, enrichment groups, or a competition team.
Modular parts and block-based coding. A fit for schools that have not formed a team yet, or as engineering groundwork before an IQ season.
Near-university robotics development for senior secondary students. A natural next step after VEX IQ.
Combines AI vision sensing with robot operation to strengthen a competition team's decision-making.
Aligned with international AI robotics events. Students work with vision modules, strategy, and system integration.
We can design a school-based course, after-school enrichment, or competition-team training around your campus, and connect it to local cups and overseas invitationals.