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Osaka, Japan - Panasonic has been developing new methods in teaching programming to transform the home into a creative playground, Panasonic started this project at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 2018 and has adopted "Scratch," a programming software developed by MIT M...
Tokyo, Japan - Panasonic Corporation held the Kid Witness News (KWN) Global Summit 2020 online from November 21 to November 22, 2020. A total of 26 children from 6 schools in 4 countries, as well as teachers and other participants took part in this event during the two d...
Tokyo, Japan - On November 18, 2020, Panasonic Corporation won the Grand Prix in the 8K Category at the Lumiere Japan Awards 2020 for its 8K short film, "History in Samarkand Blue." This Grand Prix in the 8K Category is a first for Panasonic, following its 2019 Grand Prix win in the 4K C...
Panasonic's state-of-the-art technology is helping to illuminate and pass along the great treasures of the world for the next generation. Panasonic LED light bulbs are energy-efficient and long-lasting, reducing costs for electricity and maintenance. The lights also minimize ultraviolet and infrare...
Panasonic Corporation today announced the commercialization of a 55-inch transparent OLED display module that boasts high image visibility, with plans to release it globally, starting from the Japanese and Asia-Oceania markets in the beginning of December 2020.
Panasonic, Equinor and Hydro to explore potential for European battery business
Panasonic Corporation announced today that it has marked the 30th anniversary of its 200 V IH cooking heater business in 2020 after launching the mass production of the 200 V built-in induction hob (KZ-DHC31) in September 1990, an industry first.
It is said that around the world there are approximately 800 million people who live without access to electricity (according to the 2019 data from International Energy Agency as of November 2020). From 2013 to 2018, Panasonic undertook the "100 Thousand Solar Lanterns Project" to provide "light" t...
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As part of its efforts to promote carbon neutrality, Panasonic Corporation has turned its flagship corporate showroom, the Panasonic Center Tokyo (PC Tokyo), carbon neutral. The facility in Tokyo's Ariake area is the first non-manufacturing site for the company to achieve zero-carbon status.
Changes of the Members of the Board of Directors and Others
Panasonic has been active in Costa Rica for more than 50 years. Now it operates Costa Rica's first factory powered entirely by renewable energy. Thanks to a joint venture with the national government and state-run electric company, Panasonic and the country of Costa Rica are making great strides in...
Panasonic and Blue Yonder announced today that Panasonic's Mobile Solutions Business Division has implemented several Blue Yonder Luminate Planning solutions focusing on sales & operations planning.
- Mass production will start in December 2020 - Osaka, Japan - Panasonic Corporation announced today that its Industrial Solutions Company has commercialized new conductive polymer hybrid aluminum electrolytic capacitors, the large-current ZU series, and large-cap...
Expert farmers rely on their techniques, experience, and instinct honed over the years to grow exceptionally delicious rice, vegetables, and fruits. These techniques cannot be easily replicated by everyone. Only a handful of producers can strike a balance between high quality and high profits, and ...
The "Aid to Bring Electricity and Improve Life for the Maasai" project is underway in an off-grid village in Narok County, Kenya. This is part of the Off-grid Solutions Project that Panasonic launched in 2018 to help people living in off-grid areas lead self-reliant lives. It provides solar power g...
Osaka, Japan - For the first time in history, more people now live in urban areas than in rural areas. According to UN DESA's World Social Report 2020, over the next 30 years, global population growth is expected to take place almost exclusively in cities and towns, with the total number of people ...
Panasonic Corporation today reported its consolidated financial results for second quarter and the six months ended September 30, 2020.
Worldwide, more than 300 million tons of plastic is being consumed every year. On the other hand, it is said that only 14% is being recycled (according to documents published by the United Nations Environment Programme). As we face issues such as plastic waste polluting the sea, declining oil field...
Newark, NJ, U.S. - Panasonic North America was honored at the ITSMA (Information Technology Services Marketing Association) Annual Marketing Awards Ceremony, which recognizes marketing innovation and impact in B2B services and solutions. For the first time, Panasonic...
Year after year, air pollution caused by haze, smog, and exhaust gas continues to worsen in Malaysia. In order to avoid polluted air, people go about their lives keeping the windows closed. In light of the challenging situation Panasonic has introduced the Quality Air for Life (QAFL) Solution, whic...
Public health in China has improved in the recent years, and as a result, people's awareness for health has increased. Nonetheless, people tend to avoid hospitals as they are chronically crowded and so their illness often becomes severe. The development team in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, where Pa...
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Panasonic Corporation and Stanford Vision and Learning Lab in the US have compiled the world's largest multimodal datasets for living space AI development, called Home Action Genome, and will make it available to researchers.
Uzbekistan's old capital, Samarkand, flourished as a strategic stop along the Silk Road, which traversed China, India, and Arabia and connected eastern and western cultures. In "Samarkand--Crossroad of Cultures," a registered UNESCO World Heritage site, there are many monuments decorated in "Samark...
Panasonic Corporation announced today that its Industrial Solutions Company has commercialized an anti-glare type anti-reflection film for automotive displays. The company has started shipping samples and will start mass production in April 2021.
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