Panasonic Set to Showcase Cutting-Edge Broadcast and Projector Solutions at CABSAT 2025
Panasonic's products ensemble in Stand No. AR-D10 at the Trade Centre Arena Hall is top-tier, guaranteeing a comprehensive showcase of advanced technologies designed to streamline workflows, enhance content quality, and drive creative possibilities. Key technologies highlights will include the KAIROS AT-KC200E IT/IP Platform, the brand-new AK-UCX100 4K Studio Camera, the versatile AW-UE150A, AW-UE160, and AW-UR100 4K Integrated Cameras, these on top of a diverse range of high-performance 4K projectors.
Keen to demonstrate how its solutions facilitate seamless, flexible, and scalable live productions, the Japanese manufacturer will place a strong emphasis on its groundbreaking advancements in IP-based broadcasting technology, while concurrently featuring AI-driven content creation tools in order to offer a glimpse into the future of automated and intelligent media production. Furthermore, Panasonic will present its next-generation projection solutions, designed for impactful visual experiences across various applications.
Adding to the excitement, Panasonic is set to launch several new and enhanced products at the trade show. These include the KAIROS Version 1.8 Hybrid, a significant update to its IT/IP platform, as well as a new line-up of industry leading projectors, bannered by the PT-CMZ50, an Ultra Short Throw Projector that delivers stunning visuals from ultra-short distances with minimal shadowing, easy installation, and convenient adjustment.
Carl Pocknell, Division Head & General Manager – System Solutions & Communications Division, PMMAF, said: 'We are looking forward for CABSAT 2025 attendees to truly experience the power and integration of Panasonic's technologies. Our presence at this premier event is not just about showcasing Panasonic's latest innovations, but more importantly, we're providing an environment for visitors to interact with our technologies and gain a deeper understanding of their potential. Seeing the seamless IP workflows powered by KAIROS, getting a hands-on experience to try the advanced features of our cameras, and the stunning visuals of our projectors, attendees will gain a clear vision of how Panasonic technologies can empower their current and future productions, giving them a competitive edge in the industry.'
Taking centerstage at Panasonic's CABSAT 2025 showcase include:
• KAIROS AT-KC200E IT/IP Platform (New Version 1.8 Hybrid): A next-generation IT/IP platform offering compatibility with various input/output signals, smart routing, agile input routing for expanded I/O, resolution independence, customizable multi-viewers, video/audio/still picture file retention, format-free canvas, short one-frame latency, variable frame delay, multiple control of up to two cores, and compatibility with Media Production Suite's Device View.
• AK-UCX100 4K Studio Camera (New Product): A next-generation 4K studio camera featuring a 4/3-type MOS sensor with 5.8K oversampling, operation with or without CCU, support for 12G-SDI (x2), Dante®, ST 2110, NDI® High Bandwidth, SRT, user-replaceable optical transceivers for network redundancy (ST 2022-7), simultaneous HDR/HLG and SDR output, built-in ND and FX filters, moiré suppression filter, support for 4K 2x and HD 2x/3x/4x high-speed shooting (via CCU), and integration with Panasonic PTZ cameras.
• AW-UE150A 4K Integrated Camera: A flagship 4K PTZ camera with a 1-type MOS sensor, built-in auto-tracking, 20x optical zoom with a wide 75.1° horizontal angle of view, simultaneous 4K output via 12G-SDI, HDMI, optical fiber, and IP, links with AK-HRP1010GJ/HRP1015GJ for studio-level color matching, FreeD protocol support, OIS, high-precision PTZ control, and flexible control options.
• AW-UE160 4K Integrated Camera: Similar to the AW-UE150A with enhanced features, including built-in auto-framing capabilities.
• AW-UR100 4K Integrated Camera: A 4K integrated camera offering precision performance.
• AG-CX370 & AG-CX20 4K Memory Camera Recorders: New CX Series handheld camcorders optimized for production, broadcasting, and live streaming with features like 4-channel audio and GENLOCK inputs (12G-SDI for AG-CX370, 3G-SDI for AG-CX20), wide-angle 24.5mm optical 20x zoom, high-sensitivity 1.0-type 15M MOS sensor, simultaneous LCD and OLED EVF display, dual memory card slots, streaming capabilities with 4K quality and SRT protocol support, and compatibility with Media Production Suite's Device View.
• AK-UB50/UB10 4K Multi-Purpose Box Style Cameras: Compact and flexible 4K cameras featuring a full-frame MOS sensor (24.2 MP for AK-UB50, 10.2 MP for AK-UB10), wide dynamic range with VLOG/VLOG-L, dual native ISO, unified IP control protocol compatible with Panasonic PTZ systems, and future support for IP transmission standards like NDI®|HX2, RTMPS, and SRT.
• PT-CMZ50 Ultra Short Throw LCD Laser Projector (New Product): A 5200 lumens WUXGA projector capable of projecting an 80-120 inch screen from just 1cm distance, supports widescreen display and 4K input signals, includes HDMI out and edge blending, digital zoom extender and image shift, quiet 25dB operation, 20,000-hour maintenance-free life, USB port, built-in 10W speaker, and optional wireless projection.
• PT-VMZ7ST Short Throw LCD Laser Projector: A 7000 ANSI lumens WUXGA projector with a 5,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, 0.797-1.01:1 throw ratio, 1.2x optical zoom, wide-range shift, digital image extender and shift, angle monitor, enhanced curve screen correction, support for next-generation control protocols, and optional wireless projection.
• ET-FMP50 Media Processor: A flexible media processor with compact box-type and function board designs, auto calibration, pixel-based adjustment, 4K media playback, NDI support, up to 300 Mbps video bandwidth, 4TB internal storage, and optional rack-mounting kits.
• ET-RQ7 Compact 1-Chip DLP 4K Projectors: Delivering smooth, detailed 4K images with 7500 ANSI lumens, featuring a new Digital Art Mode for enhanced contrast and vivid color, supports 240 Hz projection with minimal latency, Intel®-SDM ready slot, and evolved dynamic contrast for a 20,000:1 contrast ratio.
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