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Panasonic Industry Showcases Advanced Tech Solutions at Electronica India
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Panasonic Industry Showcases Advanced Tech Solutions at Electronica India

Panasonic Industry, a division of Panasonic Life Solutions India (PLSIND), showcased its portfolio of advanced technology components and solutions for industrial, automotive, railways, telecom and digital infrastructure sectors at Electronica India 2026 held in Bengaluru.

At the exhibition, Panasonic Industry introduced technologies including Fine Conductive Material, EDLC (Electric Double Layer Capacitor), BLDC motors, DC pumps and polymer capacitors for data centre applications. The company also displayed electro-mechanical and passive components for automotive applications, including ADAS and electric vehicle (EV) ecosystems, along with solutions for industrial applications such as smart meters, railways and automation.

The company also presented PCB laminate materials designed for high-frequency PCB solutions. These technologies aim to support India’s growing industrial and automotive sectors by enhancing performance, safety and reliability across applications.

While inaugurating the Panasonic Industry stall at Electronica India 2026, Hirokazu Kamoda, Deputy Managing Director, Panasonic Life Solutions India, said, “India’s electronics industry is entering a phase of accelerated transformation, with rapid growth across automotive, industrial, and digital infrastructure segments. At Panasonic, we are committed to enabling this transformation by bringing-in advanced, reliable, and sustainable component solutions rooted in Japanese innovation and tailored to meet Make-in-India vision. We are also implementing Digital initiatives to strengthen and expand our reach to the widespread customers across India, and create Digital Sales Platform to fulfil their requirements seamlessly with speed.”

Naoki Nakazono, Managing Director, Global Sales Division, Panasonic Industry Co. Ltd., added, “Panasonic Industry has been supporting global innovation for over a century, and India is an increasingly important part of this journey. Through our participation at Electronica, we aim to showcase innovations and technologies that empower OEMs to drive efficiency, safety, and intelligence in applications ranging from AI and telecom to automotive and digital infrastructure.”

Narayan Kumar, Chief Business Officer, Panasonic Industry & Energy India (PIDEIN), Panasonic Life Solutions India (PLSIND), said, “We work very closely with our customers in India, who are looking for solutions that not only deliver performance but also ensure long-term reliability and cost efficiency. Whether it’s Polymer Capacitors for AI servers, high-frequency PCB laminate materials, or our new Fine Conductive Materials, every solution reflects our commitment to elevating their (customer/OEMs) manufacturing capabilities, which in turn advances industrial proficiency within the ecosystem in our country.”

Panasonic Industry provides technology solutions across automotive, e-mobility, telecom, factory automation, infrastructure, manufacturing, logistics and HVAC sectors. The company supports more than 3,000 businesses in India through its operations across Gurgaon, Bengaluru, Pune, Mumbai and Chennai.

Panasonic Industry, a division of Panasonic Life Solutions India (PLSIND), showcased its portfolio of advanced technology components and solutions for industrial, automotive, railways, telecom and digital infrastructure sectors at Electronica India 2026 held in Bengaluru. At the exhibition, Panasonic Industry introduced technologies including Fine Conductive Material, EDLC (Electric Double Layer Capacitor), BLDC motors, DC pumps and polymer capacitors for data centre applications. The company also displayed electro-mechanical and passive components for automotive applications, including ADAS and electric vehicle (EV) ecosystems, along with solutions for industrial applications such as smart meters, railways and automation. The company also presented PCB laminate materials designed for high-frequency PCB solutions. These technologies aim to support India’s growing industrial and automotive sectors by enhancing performance, safety and reliability across applications. While inaugurating the Panasonic Industry stall at Electronica India 2026, Hirokazu Kamoda, Deputy Managing Director, Panasonic Life Solutions India, said, “India’s electronics industry is entering a phase of accelerated transformation, with rapid growth across automotive, industrial, and digital infrastructure segments. At Panasonic, we are committed to enabling this transformation by bringing-in advanced, reliable, and sustainable component solutions rooted in Japanese innovation and tailored to meet Make-in-India vision. We are also implementing Digital initiatives to strengthen and expand our reach to the widespread customers across India, and create Digital Sales Platform to fulfil their requirements seamlessly with speed.” Naoki Nakazono, Managing Director, Global Sales Division, Panasonic Industry Co. Ltd., added, “Panasonic Industry has been supporting global innovation for over a century, and India is an increasingly important part of this journey. Through our participation at Electronica, we aim to showcase innovations and technologies that empower OEMs to drive efficiency, safety, and intelligence in applications ranging from AI and telecom to automotive and digital infrastructure.” Narayan Kumar, Chief Business Officer, Panasonic Industry & Energy India (PIDEIN), Panasonic Life Solutions India (PLSIND), said, “We work very closely with our customers in India, who are looking for solutions that not only deliver performance but also ensure long-term reliability and cost efficiency. Whether it’s Polymer Capacitors for AI servers, high-frequency PCB laminate materials, or our new Fine Conductive Materials, every solution reflects our commitment to elevating their (customer/OEMs) manufacturing capabilities, which in turn advances industrial proficiency within the ecosystem in our country.” Panasonic Industry provides technology solutions across automotive, e-mobility, telecom, factory automation, infrastructure, manufacturing, logistics and HVAC sectors. The company supports more than 3,000 businesses in India through its operations across Gurgaon, Bengaluru, Pune, Mumbai and Chennai.

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