Latin America. Panasonic's broadcast technology has historically accompanied the broadcasts of the Olympic Games and this year in Tokyo has been no exception.
The innovation that the brand shows in this product is very important as they have developed revolutionary 4K products so that users can enjoy the best possible visual experience.
It is worth mentioning that they also have AVC-ULTRA, P2HD and AVCCAM cameras, real-time switches, mixing tables for studio use or compact models for outdoor television broadcasts or field image editing, professional monitors, operating systems for remote cameras, studio camera systems, a complete set of accessories, free software and recording media.
All this state-of-the-art audiovisual technology has played an important role in sports as Panasonic has been an official sponsor at the Olympic Games since 1988. It was the first company that became a technology provider of this event and, in each new edition, it breaks new records and surprises with innovations and state-of-the-art audiovisual solutions in three main areas: AV technology, technology in stadiums and emerging technologies.
In Beijing 2008, it offered for the first time in the history of this competition in Full HD, while in London 2012, Panasonic's equipment and advanced technology broadcast the first Olympic Games in 3D.
In 2014 the Full HD AVC-Intra 100 video format of Panasonic allowed to celebrate an Olympics with digital means in the Olympic Winter Games of Sochi, also that same year the brand signed an official World Sponsor Partner agreement with the Paralympic Committee.
In the PyeongChang games in 2018 the transmission system of Panasonic's P2HD cameras was chosen as the official video recording equipment for the 13th consecutive time since let's not forget that the first time was in Barcelona 1992.
Also, for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, a multi-video distribution system and 360º cameras were installed in the main venue.
