One of the things I wanted to see when walking the floor at InfoComm back in June was an eye candy thing that Panasonic ... […]
Withe the Olympics now over I am guessing the PR reins have been loosened for some of the companies that provided solutions for venues, ... […]
A report from a few days back suggested Panasonic had fully sold its projectors business, however deal details now coming available indicate the Japanese ... […]
This post first appeared on the site of content partner invidis … According to NHK, Panasonic has finally found a buyer for its professional ... […]
An ancient Roman trading city is revived and explored using more than 120 projectors at an immersive museum in Selçuk, Türkiye that opened in ... […]
Panasonic is loading up on bling for its stand at InfoComm in a couple of weeks, pushing out PR that describes some of the ... […]
I’m not there so I can’t do much more than relay news and observations from Integrated Systems Europe in Barcelona – a big pro ... […]
Projection-mapping on buildings has been around for many years, and technology advances have made it much easier to pull these things off. But there ... […]
Panasonic has announced the acquisition of a company that does AI-driven supply chain software, and while that may seem somewhat far removed from digital ... […]
Panasonic has not been an overly visible player in the North American digital signage ecosystem for many years, but the Japanese visual systems and electronics manufacturer is taking a focused run at the business with what it is calling a Complete Digital Signage Solution. […]
The track and field events are now up and literally running at the new National Stadium in Tokyo for the Olympics, allowing viewers to see a lot of large format LED displays. But there are no ticketed spectators, so very few people other than athletes, coaches and officials are seeing more than 600 digital signage displays that are all over the venue. […]
It is late January, and InfoComm in June seems like way, way, way off – but exhibitors need to plan their presence well in advance, or with the special circumstances of the moment, decide whether or not to exhibit. In the case of Panasonic, it doesn’t see health safety conditions being at a level that would allow it to send people and product to Orlando in mid-June. […]
Panasonic has announced plans to start marketing a 55-inch transparent OLED display, first in Asia/Australia/NZ and then globally, beginning next month. The company has been showing prototypes at trade shows for a few years (seems to me I have seen them at Panasonic’s ISE booth in the past) but this marks commercialization of the display. […]
Guest Post: Jason Shelton, Panasonic From restaurants to museums to theme parks, each business and venue planning to reopen will benefit from deploying solutions that assist in a smooth transition from traditional procedures to newly updated processes. […]
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