The carbon footprint of large-scale VR deployments encompasses emissions from headset manufacturing, data transmission, and compute loads. The production of VR hardware involves resource-intensive processes that contribute significantly to carbon emissions, particularly due to the extraction of raw materials and energy-intensive manufacturing methods[3][4]. Furthermore, data processing and storage for VR experiences demand substantial energy, particularly from non-renewable sources[3].
To mitigate these impacts, organizations should consider sourcing renewable energy for their operations and optimizing software for efficient rendering processes, reducing the overall energy consumption associated with VR use[4][6]. Implementing more sustainable practices in manufacturing and encouraging software improvements can further decrease emissions.
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