Planning for the Future: Increasing Urban Value Through
Sustainable Development.
Yixing, China Smart City
Solving social issues due to aging “Yada-Panasonic Wellness Smart-Town Yixing” creates a “healthy lifestyle”.
Bekasi, Indonesia Smart City
Bank Sumitomo Mitsui Indonesia upgraded office lighting to Panasonic LED lighting fixtures to save energy and maintenance cost.
Tokyo, Japan Smart City
The new town “HARUMI FLAG” that accommodates up to 12,000 residents with the latest VR imaging technology.
Berlin , Germany Smart City
Panasonic Europe started an innovative, CO2-saving energy solution for the smart city project, Future Living® Berlin.
Fukushima, Japan Public Facility
“Aizuwakamatsu Smart City” project aims to establish a self-sustaining cycle of regional regeneration.
Miyagi, Japan Smart City
Reconstruction and development solutions in Higashimatsushima, an area that was greatly damaged by the earthquake.
From AI-integrated energy management to remote-controlled community lighting systems, Panasonic’s cutting-edge solutions are driving the transformation towards more connected, resilient, and environmentally conscious cities.
To achieve a low-carbon way of life, clean energy needs to be our main power source.
As well as developing smart cities that use solar energy and battery storage, Panasonic is also exploring hydrogen energy as a new energy infrastructure.
Developing smart cities of the future requires effective energy management, which involves visualising the city’s power consumption and using it wisely.
By integrating IoT technology with street lighting, the urban infrastructure can visualise energy usage from every device.
Remote management enables any fixture malfunctions to be immediately detected — and quickly addressed.
“YOI-en”, the cloud-based lighting control system is a cloud service that supports local governments, developers, and Destination Management Organizations (DMOs) involved in urban development initiatives through vibrant technology features.
The service enables users to remotely control lighting via the Internet from a computer, creating special lighting effects even where traditional cable installation is not possible. Additionally, production lighting can be synchronised across multiple locations.
The cloud also stores appealing pre-programmed production effects, so that users can create captivating lighting displays quickly and effortlessly.
