Panasonic manufactures and sells a variety of electronic products including home appliances, air conditioning systems, kitchen appliances, audiovisual equipment, beauty and health devices, batteries, and telecommunication devices. The company is self-described as providing a wide range of consumer products and services.

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 | Founded in 1918, and today a global leader in developing innovative technologies and solutions for wide-ranging applications in the consumer electronics, housing, automotive, industry, communications, and energy sectors worldwide, the Panasonic Group switched to an operating company system on April 1, 2022 with Panasonic Holdings Corporation serving as a holding company and eight companies positioned under its umbrella. The Group reported consolidated net sales of 8,496.4 billion yen for the year ended March 31, 2024.

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⚠️Alert: Be wary of counterfeit Panasonic products⚠️ Nowadays, we turn to convenient online shopping on our phones 🛍️, but... How confident are you that the product you're eyeing is authentic? To avoid accidentally purchasing counterfeit goods, don't forget to check: ✅ The advertiser ✅ Product reviews ✅ The seller before sealing the deal🙇 #BrandSafety #Counterfeit #Copycat

Introducing... A gray toilet made from recycled factory materials!? 🚽 Panasonic's "Arauno" toilet debuts in an exclusive special color, available only at the Osaka-Kansai EXPO venue! ✨ You can find them installed at these locations: ✅ Panasonic Group Pavilion "The Land of NOMO" ✅ EXPO National Day Hall Make sure to check them out when you visit! 😉 "Arauno" is an eco-friendly toilet that contributes to water and energy conservation: 🌱 Approximately 40% water savings compared to toilets from around 2000 *Around 2000: Full flush 8.0L, Half flush 6.0L Arauno S160 Series: Full flush 4.8L, Half flush 3.6L For more details, please refer to the Arauno catalog. 🌱 Auto-opening/closing toilet lid function reduces power consumption by approximately 20% *Compared to leaving the toilet lid open #WorldToiletDay #WhatDayIsToday #WhatisToday #Recycling #SDGs #EcoFriendly #Environment

"Each day, find a seed for improvement and devise an improvement. Advancing modestly, one step at a time, is the way to success." ©PHP - Insights from #KonosukeMatsushita , the founder of Panasonic. https://ow.ly/hTzl50U8KyM #WordsOfWisdom #MondayMotivation #MotivationalQuotes

Entirely New Concepts and Ideas to Create a Mobility Experience Unique to Panasonic by UX designer Yuya Yamasaki https://ow.ly/y16W50U4RLk *This article is available in Chinese, German and French by machine translation. Click the green language switcher on the top. Yamasaki, who taught himself UX design inspired by his experience in an industry-academia collaboration project, has since helped embed the concept of "UX design", creating valuable experiences for customers through products and services within the company. This approach has influenced both product planning and development. Behind this lies the diversification of value customers expect from cars due to the shift to EVs, with greater focus on in-cabin experiences and services. Providing this added value means it’s crucial to design in-cabin experiences and appeal from a user-centric perspective. By identifying and advocating for enhanced user experiences, Yamasaki aims not only to support car manufacturers but to explore new business collaborations with B2B clients and mobility service providers. At Japan's largest custom car show, Tokyo Auto Salon 2024, Panasonic exhibited a new cabin concept model for the first time. Named the "WELL Cabin," this concept car highlights valuable experiences and comfortable spaces. “I was responsible for managing the team and leading concept development at this exhibition and there were some difficult periods in which we made little progress through our discussions. However, we were able to overcome these difficulties by forthrightly sharing our thoughts and ideas as a team, and defining the purpose of our exhibit to ensure we were all on the same wavelength.” says Yamasaki. There is no definitive answer as to how to go about the value creation process, nor is there a clear answer as to what that value should be. It’s important, therefore, to form a hypothesis, propose it to the customer, verify the effects, and learn from the outcome before repeating the process again. This approach and a strong ambition to create new value is key. Moving forward, the aim is to further expand the WELL Cabin concept and commercialize and scale the business. By analyzing data from cars on the road, the aim is to deliver software updates that continually improve UX. Through Panasonic’s unique sensing technology and expertise cultivated in the home appliance industry, Yamasaki believes in creating a future that only Panasonic can realize. His challenge continues. #PanasonicGroupMagazine #PanasonicGroupPeople #CompanyHistory #Technology #Development #Innovation #UXDesign #Mobility #Automotive #EV #TokyoAutoSalon

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