Embodied Intelligence
Explore how intelligent systems can interact with the physical world and help people in everyday life. Students develop their own project around a specific need.
Four directions. Your own original project.
We bring practical experience and promising directions to help students find a strong starting point. From social needs to environmental challenges, each student investigates a specific problem and develops original work that demonstrates initiative, technical ability, and impact for an Ivy League application.
Project directions for exploration. Each student defines and completes their own work.
Eco-Friendly Trash Bags
Explore how the design and use of trash bags could help reduce waste and environmental impact. Students investigate a specific problem and develop their own approach.
An App Supporting People with Alzheimer’s
A planned direction focused on the everyday needs of older adults living with Alzheimer’s disease and their caregivers. Development has not started; students begin with research and shape an original project.
Computer Vision Robotics
Explore how robots can use visual information to understand their surroundings and perform useful tasks. Students choose a real-world problem and build and test their own solution.
A worthwhile direction is the starting point. We help your child turn their own questions and ideas into meaningful work.
Discuss a project direction