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Panasonic to showcase latest visual innovations at Mediatech Africa 2026
Panasonic to showcase next-generation projection and professional display technologies alongside partner DWR Distribution at Africa’s leading AV and broadcast trade event.
Blog
TOUGHBOOK Guard: Building Trust at the Firmware Level
With attackers targeting firmware, trust must start at the device manufacturing stage. TOUGHBOOK Guard delivers built‑in BIOS protection and continuous hardware assurance for long‑life, mission‑critical deployments.
Blog
Why Fire Services Must Rethink Information Access at Incidents
Fire and Rescue Services are rethinking how critical information is accessed at incidents. While MDTs remain central in the cab, crews need real-time intelligence on the ground. A two-layer approach is emerging to ensure safer, faster decisions where it matters most.
2026
Case Study
Panasonic PT-RQ45 makes amazing live debut at Lille Video Mapping Festival
Turning the Opera into the centrepiece of a city-wide trail of digital creations.
Article
Panasonic Projector & Display Acquires HIVE, Strengthening Integrated Visual Solutions for Immersive Environments
Panasonic Projector & Display Corporation ("Panasonic") today announced that it has acquired 100% of the issued shares of UK-based media technology company HIVE MEDIA CONTROL LTD ("HIVE"), strengthening its capabilities in media playback and control for immersive and fixed-installation environments.
Blog
Combine Rugged Innovation with Real-World Insight at the TOUGHBOOK Experience Centre
The newly redesigned TOUGHBOOK Experience Centre in Cardiff is redefining how rugged mobility solutions are created, tested, and refined by placing customers and partners directly at the centre of our processes.
Blog
Behind the Scenes of Breanna: Precision Projection with Panasonic
For the Breanna project, projection was not simply a visual layer—it was a core part of the performance itself.
