Using virtual reality (VR) to show citizens how future agrivoltaics projects will look and work can help increase understanding and acceptance, new research has found. A research team at Aarhus University in Denmark used immersive virtual reality to examine how citizens evaluate agrivoltaic systems in comparison to conventional solar parks. Their findings are presented in the research paper Cognitive and affective reasoning about agrivoltaics: The influence of experiential engagement on perceived purpose and acceptance intentions, available in the journal Environmental Science & Policy. The team ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...
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