Panasonic Unveils AI-Driven 'Panasonic Go' Initiative at CES 2025

Las Vegas, NV / Osaka, Japan - Panasonic Holdings Corporation showcased its new corporate growth initiative, "Panasonic Go," at CES 2025 in Las Vegas, continuing its unbroken exhibition record since its 1967 inception.

Group CEO Yuki Kusumi presented the initiative during the opening keynote on January 7. 

The keynote focused on AI-based business models and technologies for social sustainability, health, comfort, and safety.

The company allocated approximately 45% of its 1,412-square-meter booth at the Las Vegas Convention Center to Panasonic Go concepts and business cases, with the remaining space devoted to carbon neutrality and circular economy solutions.

The OASYS residential central air conditioning system is a central feature, marking its first U.S. introduction. 

The system combines Mini Split AC, Energy Recovery Ventilator, and transfer fans using DC motor ventilation fans, reducing energy consumption by over 50% compared to conventional U.S. systems.

The company's Blue Yonder Platform employs AI to generate more than 20 billion demand forecasts and recommendations daily for supply chain management.

Panasonic Well introduced Umi, a digital wellness platform featuring AI integration and expert communities. 

It is scheduled to launch in the U.S. in 2025. The platform includes partnerships with Aaptiv, Precision Nutrition, SleepScore Labs, Addition Wealth, BlueApron, and Calm.

DJ Steve Aoki will perform at the Panasonic booth using the Technics SL-1200M7B turntable to celebrate Technics' 60th anniversary. 

The performance is scheduled for January 7 from 4:00 - 5:00 pm PT.

The CES 2025 exhibition will be held from January 7 to January 10 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Panasonic's booth is located in Central Hall #16605.