Exhibition Concept: "(standard)³"piano-forte"

"Piano-forte" is Italian for musical dynamics, and refers to a revolutionary keyboard instrument that enabled dynamic expression previously impossible until the 18th century, and is the origin of the word "piano" today. Panasonic expresses the new dimension of light, pioneered by LEDs and organic EL, in this space exhibition, from the vibrant, energizing light that invigorates people and society to the soft, subtle glow, much like the "piano-forte" of old. This exhibition allows visitors to experience a space that is a compact arrangement and recreation of the original concept.

The interactive exhibition, designed by Italian designer Ferruccio Laviani, expresses the quality of light in spaces that Panasonic pursues, through interactive spatial arrangements using LED lighting, organic EL lighting panels (prototype modules), and sensors, as part of its commitment to balancing "comfort" and "eco-friendliness."