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Apr 26, 2017
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Las Vegas, NV, U.S. - Panasonic Corporation is showcasing its leading video solutions supporting 4K content creation, such as broadcast/video production, stadium business and stadium entertainment, at the 2017 NAB Show in Las Vegas from April 24 - 27.
"One of the big themes of NAB 2017 is the confluence of Media and Entertainment Technologies," said Masaki Arizono, Executive Officer of Panasonic Corporation, and Vice President of Connected Solutions Company in charge of Media Entertainment Business. "This is exactly the business direction Panasonic is now aiming to pursue. It is our mission to become a truly indispensable technology partner for customers in this industry with diverse solutions, making full use of Internet connectivity and other technologies from across our portfolio."
The Panasonic booth (C3607) at the Las Vegas Convention Center has two zones - Connected Stadium Zone and Production Zone. It is designed as a sports stadium to demonstrate how a total solution contributes to guests' experience. Booth technologies and solutions range from next-gen sports shooting systems to the latest display devices to engage spectators, including large LED display systems, digital signage, and other equipment for shooting, editing, transmission and distribution.
Highlights of Panasonic at NAB 2017
Panasonic is displaying technologies and solutions that take the stadium experience to a new level of engagement:
ballooncam
Panasonic's ballooncam combines a drone with the hovering capability of a large balloon for a unique video platform. With unique shooting angles, the ballooncam can be used to enhance the fan experience at sporting and other stadium events.
4-Sided LED Videoboards
Gigantic four-sided LED screens are hung in the center of the field to offer premium viewing from all stadium seats.
Window Augmented Reality Projection
This exhibit shows how transparent film applied to ordinary window glass can serve as signage to display pristine images. At stadiums, Window Augmented Reality Projection can be used to enhance the experience by showing player stats and high-impact video.
LinkRay-equipped LCD Displays
These displays support Panasonic's LinkRay light ID communication technology. Users can download info instantaneously by pointing their mobile devices at the screens.
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