Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California, offers a forward-thinking curriculum that prepares its students for a wide array of careers. When the school partnered with Panasonic projectors, it quickly realized the opportunities for students were endless.

Today, the center is fully equipped with Panasonic digital projectors that play a vital role in support of the center’s lifesaving work.

In April 2007, the University of Tokyo ("Todai") celebrated the 130th anniversary of its establishment at its current location. Panasonic projectors support Todai, as it continues to symbolize to the world the power of Japanese scholarship.

Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University is a new university founded on a clear concept, and established by the tradition-steeped mother school in Kyoto. In the university’s classrooms and lecture halls, Panasonic DLP® projectors are an essential part of classes, lectures, and student life.

Every classroom in the Olathe District Schools is equipped with a large, easy to see screen and a Panasonic projector which allow teachers to freely display a wide variety of lesson materials.

Panasonic is in partnership with Dodge College of Film and Media Arts at Chapman University, and its DLP® projectors are helping to educate the people who will lead the film industry into the future.

The Hotel Nakayamasou in Miyazaki Prefecture has built a new wedding hall called “Luce". In the chapel, a magical atmosphere is created by an interactive floor projection, helping couples have a memorable wedding experience.

Laser Pacific Media Corporation is a post-production company that serves clients such as Hollywood producers and directors. Here, AE Series projectors are at work to meet the demand for highly precise image reproduction.

Within the Brand Center at the global headquarters of leading sports brand adidas, near Nuremburg in Germany, is the world's longest projection wall which consists of 25 Panasonic projectors delivering an incredible 105m long image.

Visitors to the center are able to walk across a floor of moving images that are projected from below ground. This is achieved using Panasonic projectors housed in a room that has been dug out of the ground specifically for the visual installation.

In July 2007, one of the largest and most technologically advanced post-production facilities in Japan opened in Tokyo’s Yoyogi district. A Panasonic DLP® projector is employed on the “Music Stage” where top-notch visual and audio works are produced one after another.

KATSUTAYA Wedding Hall has produced countless weddings throughout its thirty-year history. Panasonic projectors play a part in creating more impressive wedding ceremonies.

The PT-DW7000U projectors are now the centerpieces of WESH-TV's redesigned set, creating backgrounds with moving graphics for the anchors and reporters.

In Panama there is always an excuse to have a good party! Either right after office hours, watching your favorite sport game or having fun with your children, your attention is always caught by the vivid color and bright images.

Today, casinos are using cutting-edge and emerging technologies to lure visitors and entertain players on the game floor. Panasonic projectors provide 24/7 projection so that the action never wanes on the game floor.

A variety of multimedia equipment gives visitors a unique insight into the production processes used in one of Germany's few remaining working salt mines.

“BAR bowl” has opened in a bustling, youth-oriented section of Kyoto. The clientele drink and dance while a DJ spins the latest hip-hop tracks. Vivid moving images produced by a Panasonic DLP^® projector provides the backdrop.

Campbelltown City Bowl in Sydney's west has installed 15 Panasonic PT-LB30E LCD projectors. The projectors are the centrepiece of the 30-lane layout, with each projected image spanning two lanes, providing all bowlers with a view of the screens.

Hamaguchi Goryo Archives/Tsunami Educational Center is meant to raise awareness of the threat of tsunamis, and to shed light on the process of emergency evacuation. The terror of a tsunami is brought home to viewers in a 3D simulation on a giant screen.

LaROK and 7 for All Mankind rely on the bright images of Panasonic projectors to engage their shoppers and incorporate technology into fashion.

BlueScope Steel has installed seven Panasonic DLP (digital light processing) projectors at its Port Kembla Steelworks, as large viewing screens for critical process control of manufacturing operations.

The use of the cameras and Panasonic DLP® projectors allow Van Dyke to display hymn lyrics and scripture readings as well as vivid images, enhancing the pastor's sermon in real time.