KUALA LUMPUR, June 1 -- KADOKAWA ASCII Research Laboratories Inc of Tokyo, the executing agency for the ‘INNO-vation Program’ implemented by the Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, has presented the 2021 INNO-vation Program.
It is an annual effort to encourage global innovation on an unprecedented level, searching for creative, out-of-the-box minds to help the human race take the next steps in the technological revolution.
With the opportunity to receive support for eccentric technology, applicants can be part of the sponsor's esteemed graduate programme to promote collaboration and teamwork, and propel their ideas into the ever-changing future.
As the new decade begins, the INNO-vation Program is opening its doors to applications internationally and looks forward to building a bright new future together, overcoming COVID-19's recent impact on society.
From June 1 to Aug 2, the INNO-vation Program is taking applications to find these innovators and is offering support to successful proposals, according to a statement.
With the Disruptive Challenge and the Generation Award, applicants have the opportunity to create something from nothing or take inspiration from given themes, respectively.
Opportunities to partner with the INNO-vation Program as part of the INNO-vation Network Hub are also available.
In the hope to help find and grow INNO within individuals worldwide, the INNO-vation Program is recruiting partnerships with institutes to collaborate with and assist the programme in cultivating the next generation of thinkers and tinkerers globally.
Previous graduates of the INNO-vation Program have created wonderful products in art, technology, automation, artificial intelligence, and robotics, among others.
More details at https://inno.go.jp/en/
-- BERNAMA
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