Panasonic Visual Solutions announced it will return to ISE 2026 in Barcelona with a comprehensive display of projection, LED and workflow technologies aimed at professional AV markets, including live events, immersive experiences, education, corporate environments and digital signage.

At the show, Panasonic will debut a new projection light-source platform designed to deliver true 3-Chip DLP performance without the traditional limitations associated with 1-Chip systems. The company said the platform is intended to provide high brightness, accurate color reproduction and improved operational efficiency in a compact, installation-friendly design.

Also featured will be the PT-RQ45 projector, delivering 42,000 lumens of brightness. Panasonic said the projector shares the same chassis as the PT-RQ35 but adds 12,000 additional lumens, positioning it for large venues, live events and immersive installations that require high visual impact.

Panasonic will also demonstrate its first 4K LCD projector as part of an on-booth golf simulator. The company said the setup is designed to show close-range visuals with reduced pixel structure, supporting realistic imagery for applications such as sports simulation and interactive experiences.

On the LED side, Panasonic will highlight a 55-inch LED platform designed for fast deployment across signage, retail brand environments and video walls. Features include brightness uniformity, a modular design and VESA-mounting capability.

Under its Mevix branding, Panasonic said its latest projection and LED technologies are designed to balance performance with simplified installation, improved reliability and a lower total cost of ownership. The company said this approach is intended to help integrators and end users deploy advanced visual systems across a wider range of venues.

“Our customers are looking for high-impact visuals without compromise — in performance, flexibility or efficiency,” said Hartmut Kulessa, head of marketing visual systems at Panasonic Connect Europe. “At ISE 2026, we are introducing a new way to deliver premium quality LED video walls, plus a projection light-source platform that delivers true 3-Chip DLP performance without the traditional limitations associated with 1-Chip systems. These developments reinforce our long-term commitment to innovation and to supporting our partners worldwide.”

In addition to hardware, Panasonic will showcase its broader ecosystem of projection, display and software-driven workflow tools. The company said these solutions are designed to simplify system design, reduce downtime and support scalable, future-ready installations across entertainment, signage, education and corporate communications.

Panasonic Visual Solutions will exhibit at Stand 3J500 at ISE 2026, held at Fira Barcelona Gran Via.