Flooded Car, No Way 水滇車
A smart sensor alert system to protect vehicles from flooding.
Outstanding Performance Award, Upper Primary — JPC Innovation and Technology Competition 2024
Made of PLACEHOLDER
Free assessment and trial class for every new student
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Prince Edward, Kowloon · since 2016
Twenty-four courses across coding, robotics and AI. Six to eight students a class. Every new student starts with a free assessment that decides their level.
Free, and it includes the assessment. You meet the instructor and see the room before anything is paid.
The catalogue
Fifteen summer camps and nine weekly programmes. Filter by age and topic, or read the lot — the assessment confirms the level either way.
24 courses
Dates, times and fees: PLACEHOLDER — supply these and each card carries its own.
Summer camp
Summer camp
Summer camp
Summer camp
Summer camp
Summer camp
Summer camp
Summer camp
Summer camp
Summer camp
Summer camp
Summer camp
Summer camp
Summer camp
Summer camp
Weekly programme
Weekly programme
Weekly programme
Weekly programme
Weekly programme
Weekly programme
Weekly programme
Weekly programme
Weekly programme
No course matches both filters. Try a wider age range.
All 24 course names and age bands are Blueinno's own, exactly as published on blueinnotechnology.com.
A normal Saturday
Classes run at the Prince Edward centre, online, and as ECA programmes on partner school campuses across Hong Kong.
Made here, by students
Blueinno students have taken projects to the JPC Innovation and Technology Competition and the Hong Kong ICT Awards.
A smart sensor alert system to protect vehicles from flooding.
Outstanding Performance Award, Upper Primary — JPC Innovation and Technology Competition 2024
Made of PLACEHOLDER
A smart hydration assistant for special needs care.
Gold Award, Student Innovation Award — Hong Kong ICT Award 2021
Made of PLACEHOLDER
Both descriptions and both awards are Blueinno's own, as published on blueinnotechnology.com. Nothing has been added.
Why kids keep going
Most kids who give up on coding give up alone, part-way through a video course nobody was waiting on. No deadline, and nobody was going to ask.
Students who complete the Regular Program are invited to Blueinno's Annual Presentation Day. The 2025 event ran on 31 August at the Idea Lab in Hong Kong Science Park, in front of about fifty family members and two guest judges — Dr. Anika Saxena of the Education University of Hong Kong, and AI and robotics consultant Mike Tang. Three students graduated the full programme that day.
Details from Blueinno's own write-up of Annual Presentation Day 2025. PLACEHOLDER — the 2026 date, once it's set.
“We are glad to see how our son enjoyed creating his first program, addressed the human needs in related to UN sustainability goals in it, and even presented it in front of the audience. It gave a young child an important experience throughout the year.”
“My kids have joined Blueinno's programs since 2016. Their Maker Teaching Approach has cultivated them with good sense & solid skills in adapting the new era.”
“Their ability to simplify complex STEM topics and encourage critical thinking has helped to produce outstanding STEM students. I have personally benefited from their mentorship.”
PLACEHOLDER — a fourth review. These three are two to three years old; a comparable Hong Kong provider runs 137 reviews with the newest four months old.
Free, assessment included. You see the fee afterwards and decide then.
Standing
Questions parents ask
Every answer below is Blueinno's own, taken from their published FAQ.
Fees
One term at a time, and the first class is free whether you go on to enrol or not.
Book
Pick a time, bring your child, and see the room before you decide anything. Ages 6 to 14.
Free, and it includes the assessment that sets your child's level. You decide about the term afterwards.
Not ready to pick a time? Send one question, and someone who teaches the class answers it.