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Panasonic projectors illuminate the Island of Light art festival
Panasonic’s PT-RQ25 3-Chip DLP projectors provide stunning 4K visuals, immersing visitors in a perfect blend of art and nature.
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HZERO Miniature Train Museum
12 projectors with 1-chip DLP technology create the immersive backdrop for one of the largest model railways in Europe.
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Paving the way for digitalization of the damper shopfloor
Increasing speed, flexibility and operator-friendliness of a thyssenkrupp Bilstein production line via retrofit upgrade to the new Panasonic TAWERS G4 Welding Robot System.
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Video Projections Bring Life Stories to the National Museum of Italian Emigration in Genoa
At the National Museum of Italian Emigration (MEI), housed within the ancient walls of the Commenda di San Giovanni di Prè, visitors are immersed in the emotional journey of Italian emigration. This transformative experience is made possible through intricate edge blending and mapping video projections, powered by Panasonic projectors.
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CPL & Camper Calling 2024
Panasonic’s industry-leading KAIROS IP-based live production platform reduces intermediary kit and increases flexibility for CPL at annual Camper Calling Festival.
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Breakthrough Immersive Installation in Bieszczady Using Panasonic Technology
Poland’s groundbreaking immersive exhibition brings the rich cultural heritage of the Bieszczady Mountains to life. As highlighted by the county head, Marek Andruch, this exhibition tells a fascinating story that should be remembered.
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From Efficiency to Sustainability: Incap’s Strategic Move to Advanced SMT Machinery in the UK
As a contract manufacturer, Incap must address a wide variety of technical aspects to support their customers’ requirements. Their aim is to contribute to reducing the environmental impact and improving their operational efficiency at the same time.
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Education can be fun, when you show it on the sphere!
Projection globes as non-traditional educational aids
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University of Staffordshire Case Study
Panasonic’s professional broadcast capabilities build a state-of-the-art eSports broadcasting course for University of Staffordshire.
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Auvidea partners with Panasonic to scale its fast-growing AI carrier board business
When Auvidea decided to take its production in-house, Panasonic Connect Europe was on hand to instantly meet its SMT needs and provide critical ongoing support to help the business continue to grow.
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England and Wales NHS Trusts Ambulance Radio Programme
Panasonic TOUGHBOOK chosen for ambulances across England and Wales as part of a major technology refresh.
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Axira's Resilient Journey with Panasonic TOUGHBOOK: A Testament to Innovation and Trust
We're diving into a remarkable story that epitomizes resilience, innovation, and unwavering trust – the journey of Axira with our beloved TOUGHBOOK tablets. Buckle up because this one's a real game-changer!
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What we can learn from Japan in optimizing the Pharma Cold Chain
Vaccine Distribution and clincial trials as circular economy model
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TOUGHBOOK indispensable for Circet field service engineers
Circet is the European market leader in building and maintaining the vital telecom fiber optic networks. In the energy world, they focus on smart energy, such as charging stations for electric vehicles and digital electricity meters in office and residential buildings. Circet Benelux is an installation company for all major players in the market. Especially in the smart energy business unit, the company makes widespread use of Panasonic's TOUGHBOOK notebooks and tablets.
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Panasonic TOUGHBOOK in service of G.D production and packaging plants
G.D, a prominent Italian-based supplier specializing in production and packaging machinery, opted to leverage Panasonic Mobile Solutions for facilitating mobile onboard interactions within its machinery.
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ROSEN records and analyses sensitive pipeline measurement data worldwide with the TOUGHBOOK 40
Maximum reliability – that is the core requirement for mobile devices at ROSEN. Employees are deployed worldwide to inspect pipelines and related systems and have to reliably record and evaluate sensitive measurement data on site. To do this, they need robust, reliable devices with secure connectivity via very fast interfaces. The TOUGHBOOK 40 ultra-rugged 14” notebook from Panasonic offers both.
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Digitalisation in Czech Ambulances
Toughbook in the service of a modern ambulance in Hradec Králové. The medical rescue service of the Hradec Králové Region uses the rugged Toughbook G2 tablet to save lives.
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Johannes Kepler University Linz takes hybrid teaching to a new level
For Johannes Kepler University (JKU) Linz, TrackingMaster worked alongside Panasonic and system integrator Gendo GmbH, to install a cutting-edge camera system into their lecture hall.
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MobiMed at Gotland - saving vital seconds with TOUGHBOOK
Explore the functionalities of the MobiMed solution by Ortivus, featuring the TOUGHBOOK tablet, designed for robust use. This solution aims to enhance patient care by monitoring vital parameters effectively, contributing to streamlined healthcare. Watch the video to learn more about the advancements in medical innovation.
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Greater Manchester chooses TOUGHBOOK 33 rugged devices for latest fire service MDT and demountable requirements.
Fire services across the UK are looking to equip their crews with the most effective and rugged mobile computing technology to become ever more effective and efficient. Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service chose TOUGHBOOK 33 devices for its Airwave Certified & ESN-ready Mobile Data Terminals and as demountable devices in the rear of its appliances.
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