Panasonic held its press conference at IFA 2014 consumer electronics show held in Berlin, Germany this year. The Europe’s biggest CES was held this year from September 05 to 10, 2014. Here is the full transcript of the Panasonic IFA 2014 press conference…
Patrice Bouédibéla
Good afternoon and welcome to IFA and Panasonic’s press conference here in Berlin. My name is Patrice Bouédibéla and we’ve got a great show for you today, so let’s get started.
But before we start with our first speaker, let me give you a sneak preview about the final 15 minutes because we will have an exciting announcement towards the end. In fact, I would even bet it will be one of the hottest topics of the IFA this year. So stay tuned.
Now let’s start the first presentation.
Panasonic is more diverse than perhaps you would have expected from an electronics company. As we all know, it is most famous here in Europe for its product development in the consumer electronics sector. Yet, over the past 18 to 24 months, the company has been integrating and cross-pollinating its expertise in its consumer electronics elsewhere across the company. Very shortly, we will be hearing examples of how Panasonic has achieved this, and how it’s once again leading the way in the development of innovative technologies for home and car and wider settings such as a whole town.
It really is interesting to see how a company steeped in a consumer heritage is able to use its expertise and transfer it to other sectors.
So without further ado, let’s welcome Panasonic’s Chairman and CEO for Europe, Laurent Abadie.
Laurent Abadie – Chairman and CEO, Panasonic Europe
Thank you, Patrice. Welcome everyone, and this is a very important issue for us, this IFA 2014. In fact, in the space of just one year, our business has strengthened and changed a lot. We are on the road of recovery. Our recent quarterly results were strong with solid sales supporting a substantial increase in operating profit, in fact, 28% compared to the same quarter last year.
As for growth, we continue to build our business in key areas, such as within the home and automotive sectors, as well as within technologies that support whole towns. When developing any new solution or technology for these areas, we ensure that our expertise in consumer electronics remains at the core of our business, so that the end user – the consumer – is always at the front of our minds.
Let me show you what we have achieved in the last year. Let’s take a look at the town. Today’s society faces a number of problems such as food and water shortages, aging population, and global warming. As a result, the challenges we need to overcome concern the management of energy and keeping people safe and connected.
Take Fujisawa: a technology-driven town located about 50km west of Tokyo. It is a smart city and Panasonic is working with partners to develop technologies that help to enhance residents’ lifestyles. Let’s watch now a short video.
[Video Presentation: The Fujisawa Smart Sustainable Town Project was kicked off in May 2011 to create living spaces for 1,000 households. The town is built on the site of a former Panasonic TV factory, 50km west of Tokyo.
“Hello everyone and welcome in Fujisawa, our smart, sustainable town. The first residents I’ve just moved in a couple of weeks ago. As you can see, there are still some areas that are under construction. A town that lives and evolves like Panasonic”.
The heart of Fujisawa is where the community center is located. Here residents interact with Panasonic to exchange ideas for future lifestyles.
“All the smart houses here will adopt Panasonic’s smart energy management concept. Along with all these solar panels on the roofs, you can also see the Panasonic storage batteries are in place to store the energy for use in the evening. Energy saving is a key consideration here in Fujisawa. In terms of safety, we have security cameras installed in the city. In addition, because Japan is a seismic-sensitive region, we’ve also created a smart station that will serve as a shelter in case of an emergency”.
High capacity batteries and charging systems are also part of Panasonic’s wide range of comprehensive business solutions.
Welcome, Mr. Abadie. Combining energy management and sustainability we created smart spots where residents can use electric-assisted bicycles and e-cars. Enjoy your ride.
Panasonic is evolving its business by applying extensive B2C know-how to build new solutions in different B2B markets, interlinking technologies across various business areas. You all know our company for its VIERA TVs and our LUMIX cameras, our audio and Blu-ray devices and our total range of entertainment products, an important part of our European business.
For Panasonic, this smart town is like a big case study. Like Fujisawa evolves with people’s expectations and changing lifestyle Panasonic does as well. You see many examples here in Fujisawa from all the technology in this futuristic house here with all its instillation that offer green energy production and storage, safety for everyone living here. Fujisawa is a blueprint of Panasonic’s ability building future living space for the home, for travel and mobility, and for entire towns.
This is how Panasonic is evolving into a solution company. And thanks to our consumer business expertise, knowing that the consumer ultimately expects.
This is the challenge that Panasonic has taken on: Creating comprehensive solutions fitting various lifestyles for different generations and different types of people. – Video concludes]
Wow, isn’t that very exciting? Another growing focus area for us concerns mobility. We already have a very healthy in-car connected entertainment business. At the same time, we are building up our growth potential through the energy and safety related sectors. In the same way we care for residents’ safety in their neighborhoods, we care about their safety when on the roads, too. This is becoming another growth area within our automotive business.
Let’s find out what we are doing.
[Video Presentation: Roughly one million traffic accidents happen each year in the EU, and more than half a million in Japan, of which 40% occur at junctions.
Oh! That was close! Did you know that in Japan we are already working with the local government to reduce accidents at intersections using our advanced automotive sensor technology? Let me show you how this works.
Let’s look at this example. As the red car approaches the intersection, its driver is not aware of the motorcycle because its view is being blocked by the yellow truck. This is now a dangerous situation. Panasonic has developed an intersection surveillance sensor located in the driver’s vehicle as well as at road level, which can detect pedestrians, cars, and motorcycles. The information from the sensor is transmitted between the road and the vehicle through a 700MHz radar indicating the hazard to the driver.
The first real life tests in darkness or in rainy and foggy weather have been successfully concluded at Panasonic’s automotive headquarters. Panasonic is also working on enabling the system to predict danger by forecasting how drivers and pedestrians will behave.
“We hope this solution will contribute to preventing road accidents and will support the automotive industry as well as municipalities. It is a huge step forward in making our mobility life safer”.
Panasonic: A Better Life, A Better World. – Video concludes]
And finally, let’s look at the home. There is a saying: The home is where the heart is. Well, Panasonic is right at the heart of the home. We are deeply committed to developing technologies for the consumer – and the home is the place for many of these innovations.
Panasonic is expanding its products and technologies, interconnecting them in a way we would never have thought possible some years ago. Let me show you.
[Video Presentation: The Nordics machine-to-machine market is expected to grow by around 30% every year. Here Panasonic cooperates with Verisure, a daughter company of Securitas, to develop smart home solutions, controllable from any smart device.
“Welcome to my home. When we had this idea for a Verisure smart house installation it took just a few days and our home had become one of the smartest connected houses in Europe. Look, my family’s already home! Let’s go in and say hi”.
Verisure provides the smart home platform, which combines security and energy solutions under one roof. “This is the master controller that controls all the devices in our house. With this device we can control security, safety, energy, centrally and automatically”.
The VBox is the heart and brain. It functions as the hub of all communication within the system and is connected via the mobile network and broadband. “At the moment you can see we are looking at the home scenario. The heating is at 23 degrees, the door lock alarm has been deactivated and a smart plug for the lighting is switched off until 8pm when it starts to get dark. What’s amazing is that you don’t have to think about these settings any more, unless you want to change the scenario”.
The Panasonic smart heat pump adds an energy management functionality to the Verisure platform by adjusting its temperature and energy consumption flexibly and efficiently. “We haven’t had this system for long but already we are seeing how it will impact our lives. Like today it’s really warm outside and the system adjusts automatically the temperature to keep it nice and cool inside”.
“And I really believe that we will benefit from this smart home solution also from an energy-saving point of view”.
For safety, homeowners can check remotely whether the doors have been locked. “The complete smart home solution we had installed gives me peace of mind when it comes to the safety and comfort of our home and family”.
To ensure nothing has been forgotten, the application allows you to shut down running electric appliances remotely. In cooperation with Verisure, Panasonic brings smart concepts to life. – Video ends]
That brings me to the end of my talk today. I will now hand you back to Patrice. Thank you very much for your attention. Thank you, bye.
Patrice Bouédibéla
Thank you, Mr. Abadie. Well, I’m impressed. For a company most well-known for its connected TVs and digital cameras, to see Panasonic develop safety sensors to make traffic situations much safer is quite impressive.
And also I’ve been here on the stage in the past when Fujisawa was just a concept. Now it’s a fully-functioning town where people are already living in a really sustainable way with their families. It’s pretty impressive to think that within a few years we could be living in towns where we don’t have to worry about dangers on the road, unless I’m on it, but that’s a different story.
And what about the connected home? I love the idea that I can set the temperature of specific rooms before I’ve even arrived home. Or lock the door remotely if I have forgotten to after leaving in a hurry, which also happens quite often, sorry for that. It seems to me that the future is already here and this is coming from the last video which showed us how the home is evolving with technologies such as the smart heat pump not only saving energy, but also saving me money, into something nice of other areas of Panasonic’s appliances.
Let me introduce you to Mr. Homma, Vice President of the Appliance Company. Mr. Homma, the stage is yours.
Mitsuru Homma – Senior Vice President, Appliances
Patrice, thank you very much for your kind introduction. Today, I’d like to present you Panasonic’s vision for our consumer electronics businesses. We are not really offering appliances or audio-visual products, but rather premium lifestyles.
We offer customers products and living spaces that make possible the premium lifestyles they desire, reflecting Japan’s world-famous attention to detail and craftsmanship. Panasonic’s new products appeal to all five senses — sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch.
The three key phrases communicating this vision: Technological innovation enriched by the merging of our appliance and audiovisual divisions. Aspirational design that defines our vision of future lifestyles. Products that help create distinctive kitchen and living spaces that customers are proud and pleased to share with others. We will combine the innovative digital technologies of our audiovisual operations with customized technology for the needs of the region’s discerning customers, deploying technological innovations that create new value.
To give you an idea what we are capable of, I’d like to show you a kind of interactive mirror that integrates some highly innovative technologies. Just a mirror? Actually, this isn’t a mirror at all. This sees what you cannot. Our non-contact sensors detect invisible skin states, and the system provides advice about good skin care products and foods that are great for your skin. It also suggests the ideal make-up for you. This product demonstrates the merging of digital image technology and translation technology for vital condition, developed through Panasonic Beauty research and development. And it’s an example of how we are combining and integrating technological innovations to create new value 5and exciting new products.
For Panasonic, the true value of technology is in its impact on the quality of people’s lives. Please give this product a try at our display here at IFA this year.
Panasonic is also focused on creating Aspirational Design. Our designers and engineers work closely together in creating new products. Our designers are engaged at every stage, from choosing materials to the details of manufacturing. Panasonic designs define our vision for future lifestyles. That’s why our product designers are involved in every stage of product creation.
Let’s now look at some examples of the results of this approach. The 4K televisions we are introducing at IFA this year are designed to focus attention on the images that appear on their screens, providing optimal enjoyment of the ultra-high image quality they offer. Thanks to a minimalist no-pedestal design that downplays the physical presence of the devices, the televisions themselves blend in seamlessly with the living spaces.
This year, we are presenting built-in appliances for the kitchen of the near future, as well as unique new companion wirelessly powered products. In particular, with its attractive new full-flat design, our freestyle induction hob has evolved into a worktop, the energy center of the aspirational kitchen. Our approach to the kitchen and living room is about creating truly distinctive living spaces with fine quality built-in appliances and impressive 4K imaging to fill occupants with a sense of well-being. This is an environment everyone will want to share with others, and a place where people will naturally gather.
We will create kitchen environments with a distinctively new level of high quality. In 2015, we will proudly introduce to the German market our induction hob, featuring the unique Genius Sensor to realize the most precise temperature control and as a result a whole new world of taste experiences. We are expanding our lineup of built-in kitchen appliances that will help create distinctive kitchen spaces in which people will be delighted to gather and cook together.
For the living room, Panasonic’s next generation smart screen will add to the interior décor. We will offer sound systems and lighting systems that help create a viewing environment that can be adjusted to match the contents being enjoyed. We will create a new lineup of products focused on the experiences and sensations of the users. That should give you an idea of our vision for future products and solutions.
Panasonic intends to expand our consumer product sales to €15 billion annually by 2018, and we will continue to focus on the important market of Europe. As we maintain and build on our presence in audiovisual products, we are working to more than double appliance sales here by 2018.
Last year, in order to strengthen our presence in Europe, Panasonic entered into a new cooperative agreement with Gorenje. Ever since, our Japanese engineers have been coming to Europe to work closely with their new European partners, merging Japanese attention to detail with the proud tradition of European craftsmanship in joint development initiatives.
Specifically, Panasonic has contributed energy efficient inverter technology and vibration control technology while Gorenje has created chassis designs that suit the tastes of European customers. I’m proud to announce that this strategic alliance has produced its first products for the European market, which you will see for the first time at IFA this year.
These fine new washing machines make washing easier by focusing on the person while detecting precisely the degree of washing power required to get clothes really clean. By sensing the volume of laundry, the type of fabric, and degree of soiling, Panasonic’s original AUTOCARE function provides optimized washing conditions every time, automatically.
The Panasonic-Gorenje partnership is sure to produce many more fine products that we will be proudly introducing to the market. Panasonic is focused on European customers and on leadership in Europe. Now and for the future, we will offer premium lifestyles to everyone across Europe.
Thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for your kind attention. See you next time.
Patrice Bouédibéla
Thank you, Mr. Homma, Thank you.
And also, what a cool mirror. I just recommend you see it at the booth itself. I just didn’t really find my color, but I must say each year I’m really astounded how Panasonic uses technologies in new innovative ways. And this year’s no different, just how Panasonic marries its camera expertise with its beauty technology know-how. It’s so impressive.
And the induction hob – I really like cooking and this precise temperature sensor for the hob is something I need in my kitchen so I need to ask Mr. Homma, so just in case you need someone for a test household I’m willing to be part of your project…I’d love to…OK, I know…
I got distracted, I’m sorry for this.
So let’s go back to business, and the next stage of the conference – and personally, one of my favorite parts. Technology innovation continues to wow me, and nothing more so than 4K. As you all know, as some of you might know I’m an ambitious photographer and videographer myself, and actually have a LUMIX GH4 and what can I say? I love it.
Let’s see what Panasonic has in store for us today. And don’t forget there’s an exciting announcement at the end of this press conference so be patient, but now let me introduce to you, Mr. Yuki Kusumi, in charge of Panasonic’s Home Entertainment business, welcome.
Yuki Kusumi – Director of Panasonic’s TV Business Division
Thank you very much, Patrice, for your kind introduction.
As far as Panasonic is concerned 4K is not just about increased resolution. Everything we do is driven by a desire to create products, which empower you through “unleashing your senses”. In other words, although you interact with our products through your ears and eyes, our ultimate aim is to deliver experiences so rich, so engaging, so immersive that they deliver real emotional impact.
Accordingly, we aim to reach not only your eyes and ears, but also your heart. We believe that in order to create these kinds of products it is essential to have a critical mass in terms of R&D and product development. Accordingly Panasonic is leading the way by developing the widest portfolio of 4K products in the industry, spanning not only consumer products – such as TVs and cameras – but also prosumer and B2B 4K products, too such as 4K broadcast VARICAMs, 4K tablets, and 4K signage, etc. This mix is important because it allows us to “cross fertilize” 4K technologies between our professional and consumer products helping us to deliver even greater value and better experiences to our consumers – I will explain one example of this later.
In the meantime, I’m delighted to announce that today our 4K portfolio is getting even larger, and to explain to you in more detail I would like to invite Sebastian Drawert, our European Digital Imaging Product Manager to the stage.
Sebastian Drawert – European Digital Imaging Product Manager
Hello. Hello, everyone. Panasonic’s ecosystem of 4K products continues to grow at an amazing rate. In the past, we’ve shown you a variety of consumer and B2B 4K products and solutions, however I now want to introduce a brand new product that blurs the lines between professional and consumer. A device that redefines what is possible with a traditional camcorder.
[Video Presentation]
And here it is, the all-new X1000 4K camcorder. Our first prosumer video camera is actually capable of recording 4K video at 60 frames per second on SD cards. The way people are creating and consuming video is changing. Today people expect the very best image quality and functionality, whether they are filming a wedding, a documentary or content for their YouTube channel.
I think you’ll agree from the video you’ve just seen that the X1000 is perfect for shooting the highest quality video for 4K TV broadcasting or even cinema 4K for all you Tarantinos amongst us. And thanks to the large BSI sensor and increased readout speed, the X1000 can also produce beautiful, smooth-flowing images in 4K at either 50 or 60P.
The X1000 also features a high-performance Leica Dicomar lens as well as a powerful Crystal Engine Pro 4K processor, specifically designed to handle the massive volume of data that is required for seamless 4K shooting.
And of course you also need your audio to live up to the 4K image quality, right? Well, the X1000’s 2 channel XLR inputs enable the use of professional, high-performance microphones for recording the highest quality sound.
As you can see over here, the X1000 boasts a compact and ergonomic design with a 3.5-inch LCD monitor, electronic viewfinder, and a button layout that is designed for easy operation whatever you’re filming. However, despite its compact body, the X1000 also incorporates a series of professional manual rings for complete control and intuitive recording.
A focus ring, a zoom ring, and an iris ring to control the aperture. You can also see an illuminated LED ring to indicate when the camera is in standby or when it is recording. So, whatever your experience behind the video camera, the X1000 is designed to make life as easy as possible.
The X1000 is just one example of how Panasonic is paving the way in 4K imaging technology. A camcorder capable of capturing the very best video quality in 60 stunning frames per second.
So now I’m going to pass you back to Mr. Kusumi to talk about how we can enjoy some of that amazing content that we’ve just captured with this device.
Thank you very much. Mr. Kusumi?
Yuki Kusumi – Director of Panasonic’s TV Business Division
Thank you, Sebastian. Now I would like to turn to 4K Televisions. Panasonic has been recognized for some years as the picture quality leader, and we have been honored to receive numerous awards for our TVs. With our new flagship 4K TV, the AX900 – which will go on sale in Europe in November – we want to go even further and challenge to create the industry reference for an LED TV.
Firstly, in order to allow our users to enjoy films as the directors intended, we have worked together closely with our renowned Panasonic Hollywood Laboratory to ensure that the colors you see on the AX900 are exactly the same colors which the director intended.
To achieve this we have adopted color management technologies, which have until now only been used to the same degree in professional studio monitors. For example, in the AX900 we have adopted “3D Look Up Tables” with 8000 registry points, which allow us to calibrate color reproduction at extremely fine brightness steps, meaning that color is reproduced accurately at any brightness level.
Panasonic is the first company to use this professional technology at the same level in a consumer television. We have also worked especially hard to improve dark scene performance, too – a longstanding weakness of LCD TVs – so as to deliver industry-leading deep, rich blacks with incredibly fine gradation.
How have we achieved this? Of course we have done away with traditional edge lighting and instead, introduced a Direct LED with full-array local dimming to improve black performance. However, in order to produce the “reference” LED TV we have not stopped there – we have applied Panasonic’s acknowledged picture quality know-how to LED TVs in entirely unique ways.
For example, although local dimming brings large improvements, it also has very noticeable side effects, such as a ‘halo’ effect around moving bright objects – as you can see here. This is caused because other companies’ local dimming fields are mostly either wholly switched on or switched off. We have eliminated this “halo effect” by analyzing the incoming video signal not just in traditional 3×3 matrices, but in 5×5 matrices of local dimming fields, and then adjusting the brightness of each individual field by fine degrees across the whole matrix, as you can see here.
This results in halo-free smooth motion of bright objects within deep, rich blacks and extremely fine gradation, which retains detail even in the darkest scenes. This is only half of the story, however.
To deliver the very best picture performance it is also necessary to analyze the lighting conditions in the room in which the TV is placed. Accordingly, in another industry first, the AX900 explicitly links its video signal processing to ambient light levels in order to deliver picture quality, which is a perfect match for your living room.
In terms of smart features, we want to give our viewers freedom to enjoy TV in their own way. And now they can – they can watch live and recorded TV streamed directly from their home, anywhere in the world: on a beach; on top of a mountain; or even whilst giving a presentation at IFA.
Bringing these unique and original Panasonic technologies together, including also professional technologies never used in consumer products before, we believe that we have been able to produce our best TV ever. We want to be able to deliver amazing experiences to our viewers and we think that the AX900 will certainly “unleash your senses”.
To convince yourself about this amazing experience, please have a look at our AX900 televisions in our booth after this press conference.
Thank you very much.
[Video Clip]
Patrice Bouédibéla
Wow, what a fantastic piano performance!
Ladies and gentlemen, the renowned Michiko Ogawa, a famous Japanese jazz pianist.
Michiko Ogawa
Thank you very much.
Patrice Bouédibéla
I really, I really have to say, I mean we rehearsed it a couple of times, but it still amazes me just to see you play that well, it’s, it’s amazing, really impressed…but there’s perhaps something that might be more of interest for you. Not only has she released about like 14 CDs already, that are worth just to listen to over and over again, Michiko Ogawa is not only just a famous jazz pianist as I told you, she’s also an audio engineer, and the new leader and director of Technics project. Please give her another warm round of applause.
Michiko Ogawa – Director, Technics Project
Thank you Patrice. Hello everyone. I’m Michiko Ogawa. It gives me great pleasure to be able to announce to the world today the return of the much-loved Technics brand. To begin with, I would like to start with a little bit of history.
Technics was born in 1965 and consistently brought a number of world firsts and advances in audio technology. The first Technics product was the Technics One Speaker, released in 1965. In 1970, we introduced the world’s first direct-drive turntable, the SP-10, followed shortly later by the SE-10000 amplifier with distortion levels of just 0.0%, an astonishing achievement for the time.
This was followed up in 1977 by the remarkable SE-A1 power amp that adopted a new technology called the Class-A Plus, which used a sliding bias design to emulate the musical quality of class-A amplifiers, thus forming the foundation for future Technics amps.
In 1975, we released the world’s first linear phase speaker system, the SV7000, followed by another world’s first, the AFP-1000, an ultra-slim large diaphragm speaker. The final Technics product was the iconic SL-1200MK6 turntable.
By the way, I should add that when I was just a little bit younger I was part of the development team for the AFP-1000.
So, why have we chosen this moment to relaunch Technics? There are a number of reasons. If we look at the audio environment, there have been many large changes over the past 50 years, including a large shift towards convenience of audio quality.
However, thanks to faster Internet downloads, we believe that the pendulum has started to swing back towards high quality, high resolution audio. This new trend was one major reason why we believe the time is right to bring back Technics, and its focus on delivering superlative musical experiences.
In addition to external factors, we were also keenly aware that Technics has, over the years, [accumulated a large] amount of audio technology and know-how. Furthermore, even while Technics took a break, we continued developing technology relating to decoding and reproducing high resolution audio data through our award-winning Blu-ray disc players.
When we added this to the Technics mission of delivering emotionally engaging sound and our new philosophy, we decided that the time was right to bring back Technics.
The brand message of the new Technics is, “Rediscover Music.” The first time I remember being inspired by music, was when I listened to Tchaikovsky’s “Swan Lake” at the age of five. This is a perfect example of how someone can discover music, and I’m sure each and every one of you has had this kind of encounter, too, at some point.
We all grow up, repeatedly discovering new types of music, which moves us somehow. However, as we get older, we become distracted by all the things going on in our lives. And sometimes we misplace the innate love of music, which comes from the bottom of our hearts.
I believe that being moved by music is an extremely important part of life. That’s why I am a musician. There are no borders or generations in music. Through Technics we want to offer you the opportunity to rediscover music.
The new Technics products we have built and are announcing today have been designed and developed based on our 3 philosophies of sound, technology, and design, which, together, combine to allow us to offer superb musical experiences in the digital era.
So, now I’d like to introduce the products themselves.
Firstly, the reference class R1 Series.
[Video Clip]
This model is designed to deliver superlative musical experiences. We have integrated state-of-the-art digital and analog technologies. For instance, we have employed GaN-MOSFET, which enables ultra high speed switching while the analog technology of high capacity linear power supply has also been adopted.
And next, here is the premium class C700, which has inherited the essence of its bigger brothers’ technology.
[Video Clip]
With this new form of network audio, we accept no compromises in sound quality by adopting several unique technologies that are employed in the reference class, such as our original low-distortion fully-digitized amp and flat coaxial speaker unit we will create sophisticated sound spaces with the refined design and deliver emotionally engaging music to music lovers.
Technics’ products will be first available in Europe by the end of this year and will then be introduced globally in other markets one after another.
So, I hope you are as excited about what you have seen today as we are. If you want to learn more and hear how these babies actually sound, by all means please visit our Technics booth this week. We believe in the unlimited power of music and through Technics we want to contribute to delivering an emotionally engaging sound to the world. We want to help everyone to “rediscover music”. Thank you very much.
Patrice Bouédibéla
Thank you very much, Ms. Ogawa. Technics is back. What great news for all of us audio lovers out there.
So please make sure you visit the audio demo rooms when the fair is open and that concludes our IFA 2014 press conference. We hope you enjoyed what we had to show you. Please use the opportunity today and tomorrow to visit the booth here at Panasonic to learn more about all these new technologies that we only had a brief time to touch upon.
Thank you for joining us and we look forward to seeing you at the stand later.
Thank you. Vielen Dank.
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