Innovation centres have proliferated around the world in recent years. No self-respecting Country or City would be without one.

Invariably these are aimed at one industry such as Energy; Agriculture, Medical, Solar, Digital Transformation, Tourism, Smart Cities and so on. 

And no doubt these produce unicorn businesses that solve problems.

Where The Transdisciplinary Innovation Centre differs from all others is that the centre first has a big, complex problem, then brings together specialists in a range of disciplines to solve this problem.

These disciplines could come from a range of sciences, philosophy, logic, humanities.

Is defined as research efforts conducted by investigators from different disciplines working jointly to create new conceptual, theoretical, methodological, and translational innovations that integrate and move beyond discipline-specific approaches to address a common problem.

To answer complex questions.

As society transforms from a linear to non-linear society, The Transdisciplinary Innovation Centre is exactly right to solve complex problems for the exponential, living with machines, explosion of exponential growth new technologies, age.

In a simplistic way, existing, commoditised industries were transformed into the sharing society through the use of the smart phone.

The most complex problem of our age is the problem of Climate Change

Green Education is but one example is the ability to teach, learn and promote online using the world’s best teachers/trainers and ongoing modern communication methods such as AR and VR.

This Green Technology applied to education culminates in the Virtual Expo permanently based at PTA.

This Virtual Expo will showcase the world’s leading companies and a wide variety of Green technologies that combat the greatest danger to mankind which is Climate Change.

This TransDisciplinary, Green Technology, Innovation Centre can have hubs around the world, particularly Africa, who can now leapfrog the developed world.

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