Visual and Audio Systems Support EXPO2025

Visual and Audio Systems

Support EXPO2025

©Expo 2025

Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan was held over 184 days from April to October 2025 and welcomed more than 25 million visitors. Panasonic supported a wide range of productions at the expo with projectors, displays, audio systems and broadcast solutions, helping bring to life the EXPO2025’s core concept as a “People’s Living Lab; A laboratory for a future society” for shaping the future of global society.

Installed Systems

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  Projectors

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  Panasonic projectors were used for a wide range of indoor and outdoor productions, including large-scale projection mapping and immersive spatial experiences. Beyond conventional screen and wall projections, expo-exclusive visual effects, such as mist and mesh screen projection, were realized through innovative applications.

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  Displays

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  Diverse Panasonic products for various environments and applications were installed in indoor and outdoor locations across the venue to deliver bright, clear visuals with excellent visibility in both daytime and nighttime conditions.

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  Audio Systems*Japan Only

  Panasonic audio solutions enabled interactive soundscapes to be synchronized with visitor movements for immersive, 360-degree audio environments in experiential pavilions. Real-time spatial audio tracking further enhanced visitor experiences by enabling sounds synced to visual content to flow dynamically throughout the space.

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  PTZ Cameras

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  Salt-and heat-resistant outdoor PTZ cameras provided high-resolution imaging to support video analytics. Indoor models capable of 4K resolution were used for various purposes, including large visitor displays, venue productions, live streaming and monitors for robot-competition refereeing.

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  IT/IP Platform KAIROS

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  KAIROS played a key role in staging remote productions that connected the expo site with broadcasters, demonstrating its compatibility with local telecom NTT’s next-generation “IOWN” all-photonics network. Panasonic’s IT/IP platform supported one of the world’s largest remote productions coupled with 4K/3D visual presentations.