Camp In Labs Foundation

What Camp In Labs Foundation does

Camp In Labs Foundation is a Canadian non-profit organization headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, that delivers STEM/STEAM education, coaching and counseling, AI and data services, and startup incubation. It serves four primary customer groups: children and youth aged 5-18 receiving robotics and STEM training, newcomers and immigrants using coaching and language support, women and underrepresented groups in STEM, and young entrepreneurs and business leaders accessing its incubator. The foundation operates through three divisions: the Center for Coaching and Counseling (CCC), which runs CAMP Life, CAMP Corp, CAMP EDU, CAMP Store, and CAMP CMTP coaching programs; the Center for Incubation and Business Acceleration (CIBA), a startup incubator spanning 15+ verticals; and the Center for AI and Data Analytics Services (CAIDAS), which provides AI/ML, computer vision, NLP, AI@Edge, and data analytics services to enterprises, organizations, and governments.

The underlying technology base combines AI and machine learning, computer vision, NLP, deep learning, data science, and embedded/IoT systems, with the founder Dr. Javad Sadri bringing 20+ years of academic and industry experience, 50+ scientific publications, 40+ supervised graduate students, and a registered patent in AI and document recognition. Robotics curricula use Arduino UNO and CodeVision platforms, while AI services span structured, image, audio, text, and code modalities with predictive analytics, optimization, and process automation capabilities. Distribution mixes in-person training at McGill University with live-online delivery via Skyroom and ZOOM, including Persian-language offerings, plus an e-commerce website for course registration and donations.

Revenue mechanics are diversified but small in scale: one-time course fees of CAD 52-200 per student, donations supporting the non-profit mission, professional services fees from CAIDAS AI engagements, and recurring digital content sales from CAMP Store. Marketing is community-led and event-driven, relying on free webinars, LinkedIn, email, and direct outreach to convert individuals and small groups into paid programs. Pricing tiers reflect summer and early-bird discounts of 35-40% and optional hardware kit purchases (e.g., CAD 87.62 for an Arduino-based Robot Car Kit from partner Abra Electronics).

Name

Camp In Labs Foundation

Legal name

Camp in Labs Foundation

Website

https://campinlabs.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2021

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Camp In Labs Foundation is a Montreal-based non-profit delivering STEM/STEAM robotics education for youth, coaching and counseling programs, startup incubation (CIBA), and AI/data analytics services (CAIDAS) to enterprises, underserved groups, and young entrepreneurs.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

STEM Education and Coaching Services

NAICS

Computer Training (611420), Professional and Management Development Training (611430)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200), Services-Commercial Physical & Biological Research (8731)

akta.pro primary industry

Robotics, Engineering & Makers Camps (EDAMALAE)

akta.pro secondary industries

Robotics & Engineering Summer Camps / Bootcamps (EDAMADAF), Coding, Game Design & Computer Science Camps (EDAMALAD)

Keywords

• STEM education programs
• Robotics training courses
• Professional coaching services
• AI consulting services
• Startup incubation programs

Headquarters

HQ city

Montréal

HQ country

Canada

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B and B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

1. Educational Programs and Courses: Revenue from robotics and STEM courses offered to children and teenagers, including online theory sessions and in-person hands-on workshops. Pricing includes course fees and optional hardware kit purchases.
2. Donations and Charitable Contributions: Non-profit funding from donors supporting STEM/STEAM education for underrepresented groups including children, women, newcomers, and indigenous students.
3. AI and Data Analytics Services: Professional AI/ML services including data collection, cleaning, AI pipeline design, consultation, implementation, deployment, and business analytics for companies, organizations, and governments.
4. CAMP Store Digital Content: Sale of online and offline educational clips and animations for mind enrichment and awareness building.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Camp In Labs Foundation is a Canadian non-profit organization that delivers STEM/STEAM education (primarily robotics and AI courses for children and youth), personal and corporate coaching services, business incubation for early-stage startups, and AI/data analytics consulting for companies, organizations, and governments. It operates through three divisions: the Center for Coaching and Counseling (CCC), the Center for Incubation and Business Acceleration (CIBA), and the Center for AI and Data Analytics Services (CAIDAS).

Product overview

Camp In Labs Foundation is a non-profit organization offering a portfolio of educational and entrepreneurial services through distinct divisions: Center for Coaching and Counseling (CCC) with CAMP Life (personal coaching), CAMP Corp (corporate culture transformation), CAMP EDU (educational coaching), CAMP Store (digital content), and CAMP CMTP (coach training); Center for AI and Data Analytics Services (CAIDAS) providing AI/ML solutions, computer vision, data analytics, and IoT embedded systems services; Center for Incubation and Business Acceleration (CIBA) offering startup incubation with consulting and investment support; and robotics/STEM education courses for children and youth ranging from beginner to intermediate levels, including coding, AI, and hands-on robot building programs. The organization serves underrepresented groups including children, women, newcomers, and indigenous students.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Center for Coaching and Counseling (CCC): Main coaching and counseling division offering personal and professional coaching services including CAMP Life, CAMP Corp, CAMP EDU, CAMP Store, and CAMP CMTP programs.
• Center for Incubation and Business Acceleration (CIBA)
• Center for AI and Data Analytics Services (CAIDAS)
• CAMP EDU
• CAMP Life
• CAMP Corp
• CAMP Store
• CAMP CMTP
• STEM Academy

Products and services

• Center for AI and Data Analytics Services (CAIDAS) AI services department providing pattern recognition, computer vision, data analytics, NLP, and AI decision-making solutions, with offerings spanning IoT/edge AI deployment, deep learning for computer vision, data science and analytics, cloud-based AI/ML, and AI for bots and search engines. Targeted at companies, organizations, governments, and individuals focused on sustainability, efficiency, and smarter operations.
• Center for Incubation and Business Acceleration (CIBA) Startup incubator providing consulting, mentoring, and investment opportunities for early-stage startups focused on AI, agritech, fintech, insurtech, marketing tech, HR tech, blockchain, gaming, wellness, neuroscience, retail, supply chain, healthcare, education, mobility, and renewable energy sectors.
• CAMP Life Personal coaching services for individuals to develop motivation, personal growth, and life satisfaction through coaching and mentoring.
• CAMP Corp Corporate coaching service focused on transforming company culture to value moralities, inspire innovation, and promote accountability and sustainability.
• CAMP EDU Educational coaching program enriching formal education by promoting conscious living, teaching people how to design their lives, create their future, and live according to highest ideals.
• CAMP Store Educational content platform offering online and offline clips with different titles to increase awareness and flourish the audience's mind, including summaries of CAMP EDU courses.
• CAMP CMTP Coaching and Mentoring Training Program designed to help individuals become professional coaches through training in skills and techniques for personal development.
• Coaching for Children Program Specialized coaching for children aged 5-12 focusing on awakening inner creativity and achieving satisfactory results through continuous objective coaching processes.
• Newcomers and Immigrants Program Coaching program helping immigrants with pre-immigration decisions and post-arrival adaptation including cultural adoption, job finding, educational services, and second language learning.
• Introduction to Robotics (Beginner Level) Introductory robotics course for beginners aged 8-18 covering robot concepts, structure, basic programming, sensors, and case studies of land, air, and water robots. Includes 12 hours of instruction with 6 hours online theory via ZOOM and 6 hours hands-on practice at McGill University.
• Robotics Course - Intermediate Level Hands-on robotics course for kids aged 12-18 teaching Arduino UNO programming and building autonomous robot cars capable of obstacle detection and navigation. 9 sessions over 3 weeks, 12 educational hours.
• Robotics Training Course for 14-18-Year-Olds: Building a Multi-Robot Robotics training course for teens aged 14-18 teaching building of multi-robot capable of routing, light sensing, and obstacle detection using CodeVision software. 8 live-online sessions, 1 hour each, taught in Persian.
• Robotics Training Course for 10-13-Year-Olds: Building a Firefighter Robot Robotics class for children aged 10-13 teaching electronics and robotics basics through hands-on construction of firefighter robots that navigate obstacles. 8 live-online sessions, 1 hour each.
• Donation Program Non-profit donation program supporting educational and R&D programs in STEM/STEAM, focusing on underrepresented groups including children, women, girls, indigenous students, and newcomers.

Quantifiable outcome

• 96% satisfaction rate on return on investment in coaching
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers4 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

AI capability11 records

Feature4 records

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• McGill UniversitycoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 August 2023McGill University serves as the location for in-person robotics training sessions. The foundation conducts hands-on practice workshops at McGill facilities for their Introduction to Robotics and Intermediate Robotics courses. This partnership enables practical learning experiences for students.
• Abra ElectronicsminorOthers · 1 August 2023Abra Electronics is an external Montreal-based electronics store that sells the Robot Car Kit with Arduino UNO required for robotics courses. Students purchase hardware kits separately from this vendor at 87.62 CAD$ for the robotics course.
• International Coaching Federation (ICF)minorOthersThe foundation's coaches hold credentials from the International Coaching Federation including PCC (Professional Certified Coach) and ACC (Associate Certified Coach) accreditations, demonstrating professional coaching standards compliance.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• Tynker: Kids coding and STEM education platform with self-paced courses, robotics, and game design. Comparable curriculum coverage (coding + robotics for children) and similar hardware-tied learning experiences.
• Black Girls CODE: Non-profit introducing girls of color to technology through workshops, hackathons, and summer programs. Closely comparable in mission (underrepresented groups in STEM) and target demographic, though geographically focused on US cities.
• Code.org: Non-profit dedicated to expanding access to computer science in K-12 schools. Comparable as a non-profit STEM education provider targeting underrepresented groups, with significantly larger donor and policy footprint.
• iD Tech: Operator of summer tech camps and online courses for kids and teens covering robotics, coding, and AI. Directly comparable in offering age-tiered STEM courses with hardware kits, but commercially structured (for-profit) versus Camp In Labs' non-profit model.
• FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology): Non-profit organization running youth robotics competitions (FIRST LEGO League, FIRST Robotics Competition) and STEM learning programs. Most comparable to Camp In Labs Foundation's robotics education mission for children and youth, though at materially larger scale.
• Girls Who Code: Non-profit focused on closing the gender gap in technology through clubs, summer programs, and college-loops. Closely aligned with Camp In Labs' explicit focus on women and girls in STEM/STEAM, though operating at far greater national scale.
• CoderDojo: Global volunteer-led community of free coding clubs for young people (ages 7-17). Comparable as a non-profit, community-driven STEM education provider; differs by being entirely volunteer-run without formal course fees or AI services.

Broad incumbents

• Khan Academy: Large-scale non-profit offering free online educational content across STEM and beyond. Comparable as a non-profit education provider with free-tier model, though operating at vastly larger scale and broader subject scope.
• LEGO Education: Division of the LEGO Group providing STEM learning solutions (SPIKE, WeDo, Mindstorms) used widely in schools. Comparable as a robotics-and-engineering education provider for children, though operating as a large incumbent with school-district distribution rather than direct-to-parent.

Emerging players

• Arduino Education: Educational arm of Arduino offering STEAM kits, curriculum, and online tools for schools. Directly comparable hardware stack (Arduino UNO-based robot cars) to Camp In Labs' robotics courses and adjacent ecosystem participant.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles13 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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