Panasonic: Technology should move everyone forward!

Customer loyalty can only be ensured if you have visibility into the delivery procedures. Buyers want to know exactly where their shipment is and when it will be delivered. Many businesses are currently facing this problem. Panasonic’s IoT solutions improve collaboration with merchants, resulting in more effective product distribution. They also provide airlines with in-flight experiences that cater to individual tastes and develop intelligent ways to make driving safer.

Panasonic is a name associated with long-lasting fame. It is because of their everlasting trust and the services they provide. They’re one of the world’s first purpose-driven brands contributing to society, recognizing their duties as entrepreneurs, committing their commercial activities to the advancement and development of society and the well-being of people, therefore contributing to the improvement across the world. The chairman and CEO of Panasonic, Michael Moskowitz, added, “For more than a century, Panasonic has been discovering ways to address the biggest challenges that impact the world we live in. From our products to our processes, we seize every opportunity to make a positive impact on people and the planet. This was a vision set forth by our founder in 1918 and a vision that continues to be the driving force as we transform our business today. There’s nowhere else in the world where this vision is clearer than in our North American market.”

With next-generation food retail technologies like LastMile Hub, Hussmann, a Panasonic business and a world leader in refrigeration and display systems are bringing the potential of IoT to the food sector. The central behavioral system of their IoT solutions includes three different services, the first one being revolutionary food chain. This end-to-end cold chain solution provides food businesses with a revolutionary method to provide the convenience and value that today’s customers demand.

The next one is the “internet of cars,” where Panasonic has developed linked transportation solutions in Japan to help make roads and automobiles safer. Some of its most recent concepts were tested at its ADAS driving test course in Yokohama, recently launched to demonstrate developing ideas in machine vision, radar, “surround sensors,” and other communication protocols. Vehicle and road connections are at the heart of Colorado’s initiatives to improve traveler safety and minimize traffic congestion. They have developed a V2X vehicle ecosystem that integrates trip data, infrastructure data, and external data sources and sends it to automobiles and external systems. Panasonic and the Colorado Department of Transportation collaborated to develop the first commercial-grade, U.S. connected vehicle platform, which will share real-time data across vehicles, infrastructure, and citizens to boost safety, lowering fuel consumption, and reducing traffic congestion.

The third service in the IoT framework is “connected aircraft.” Panasonic provides over 300+ airlines with award-winning inflight entertainment and communications (IFEC) systems and is the industry leader in aviation innovation. Panasonic’s connection clients regard them as a collaborator in the development of bespoke solutions. Connectivity provides airlines a strategic advantage by delivering hyper-connected passengers with what they desire most (Wi-Fi, according to studies) and by giving customers what they need recognizing prior, and they know it. It also allows airlines to provide a tailored experience for each of their guests if done correctly.

Moskowitz concluded, “Today, we are anticipating and responding faster than ever to the needs of individuals, businesses, governments, and communities seeking comfort, connectivity, efficiency, mobility, and more. From developing refrigerant technology that has 99% less environmental impact, to intelligent roadways that could reduce vehicle crashes by 80%, to battery technologies that enable electric cars, trucks and bikes — significantly shrinking our carbon footprint, our disruptive technologies are moving us towards another 100 years of delivering A Better Life, A Better World.”