Driving leadership in sustainability and immersive technologies
summary
Organizations design vessels from recycled or recyclable materials and aim to raise vessel utilization from 10% to 90% by scheduling research during downtime, partner with 43 ocean charities, and note less than 1% of philanthropic funding targets ocean science. Digital fashion replaces physical garments to cut waste—the industry faces about 100 million tons of fabric waste yearly—and uses real-time 3D, VR customer journeys, NFTs and using Flow blockchain for lower-energy provenance tracking, plus recycled aluminium in builds.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:10Luxury and sustainability
- 5:35New trends
- 14:34Using 3D
- 18:42Collaboration
- 22:09Leading the charge
- 24:17The marine industry
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