Panasonic showcased next-generation projection and LED solutions at ISE 2026.

The company demonstrated the future of professional visual technology at ISE 2026, unveiling a comprehensive portfolio of projection, LED and workflow solutions designed to meet the growing demands of live events, immersive experiences, education, corporate environments and digital signage.

Highlights included:

• A truly disruptive new projection light source platform, delivering genuine 3-Chip DLP performance without the traditional limitations of 1-Chip systems, with exceptional colour reproduction, high brightness and improved operational efficiency in a compact, easy-to-install design.
• The PT-RQ45 projector, delivering 42,000 lumens and available for live demonstrations at ISE. It shares the same chassis as the PT-RQ35 but offers an additional 12,000 lumens, and is designed for large venues, live events and immersive installations where maximum visual impact is essential.
• Panasonic’s first 4K LCD projector, which was the centrepiece of a golf simulator within the stand, delivering short-throw images with reduced pixel structure and highly realistic rendering — ideal for immersive applications such as sports simulation and interactive experiences.
• A 55” LED platform, designed for rapid deployment in digital signage, retail, brand experiences and video walls, featuring excellent brightness uniformity, a modular design and practical VESA mounting compatibility.

Under the Mevix brand, Panasonic’s latest projection and LED technologies have been developed to balance high visual performance with simplified installation, greater reliability and a lower total cost of ownership, enabling integrators and end users to deploy advanced visual experiences across a wider range of spaces.

These latest technical innovations place Panasonic in a strong position as the next generation of visual content technologies arrives, opening up new market opportunities.

Customers are looking for high-impact visuals without compromise, whether in performance, flexibility or efficiency. During ISE 2026, we introduced a new way to deliver premium-quality LED video walls, as well as a projection light source platform that provides genuine 3-Chip DLP performance without the traditional limitations of 1-Chip systems. These advances reinforce our long-term commitment to innovation and to supporting our partners worldwide, said Hartmut Kulessa, Marketing Director of Visual Systems at Panasonic Connect Europe.

Panasonic also highlighted its complete ecosystem of projection, displays and software-based workflow tools, designed to simplify system design, reduce downtime and support scalable, future-ready installations across entertainment, signage, education and corporate communications.