Technology Powering Up the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, Led by Panasonic's Innovations
Panasonic's Role in Paris 2024 Olympic Games
Panasonic, a pioneering Japanese company, has once again taken centre stage as a Worldwide Paralympic Partner of the International Paralympic Committee, lending its expertise to the upcoming Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris 2024.
The Paris 2024 event is set to break records with the largest-ever projector deployment in competition venues. A total of 130 laser projectors, provided by Panasonic, will illuminate these spaces, enhancing the spectacle for athletes and spectators alike.
One of the key technologies Panasonic is bringing to the table is the KAIROS Core system. This innovative platform is capable of producing content for up to three venues simultaneously, streamlining the process and reducing the need for excessive resources.
Panasonic's commitment to sustainability is also evident in its labor-saving projection technology. By reducing the need for transport, storage, and installation, this technology helps to minimise the event's carbon footprint.
In addition, Panasonic's Remotely Managed Service will allow operators to manage and monitor large-scale multi-projection systems via the cloud, further reducing the need for on-site personnel.
While specific technical details of Panasonic's solutions for the Paris 2024 Games are not fully outlined, the company's role in the event's broadcast and AV operations is significant enough to warrant attention at major broadcast industry events such as IBC 2025.
Panasonic's dedication to sustainability is also evident in its long-standing relationship with the Olympic and Paralympic Games. The company has been providing AV equipment and services since the Barcelona 1992 Games, and for Paris 2024, its IT/IP platform KAIROS will deliver video content to 26 competition venues.
Other innovations include consolidating simultaneous interpretation at the Main Press Centre (MPC) from remote locations, as well as the installation of remote cameras in all 29 press rooms.
Though specific sustainability measures by Panasonic for Paris 2024 are not fully documented, it is clear that the company's contributions align with the broader goals of sustainable event operations. By leveraging energy-efficient equipment, reducing material waste, and utilising cutting-edge digital technologies, Panasonic is helping to minimise the environmental impact of the Games.
In summary, while the specifics of Panasonic's technologies and sustainability measures for Paris 2024 are not publicly detailed, the company's pivotal role and commitment are evident. As the Games approach, we eagerly await more details on how Panasonic will continue to shape the future of Olympic and Paralympic broadcasting and sustainability.
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