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Posted on 9/10/2025
$24.04 - $40.87/hr
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Panasonic unveils LUMIX DMW-DMS1 all-in-one microphone. Panasonic has introduced the LUMIX DMW-DMS1, a highly adaptable all-in-one microphone engineered to deliver professional-grade audio across a variety of filming environments. Featuring a large-diameter 10mm microphone array and an internal floating shock-mount, the device is designed to capture crisp audio while minimising vibration noise during movement. As of February 2026, the DMW-DMS1 is compatible with several LUMIX models, including the S1II, S1RII, S1IIE, S5II, and S5IIX, with support for the GH7 and G9II expected in the future. The DMW DMS1 is designed for creators and professionals who want uncompromising audio quality without complexity. Whether you're filming a travel vlog in a busy city, recording an interview in a quiet studio, or capturing the excitement of a live event, this microphone adapts to your needs so you can focus on your story. As of February 2026, the DMW-DMS1 is compatible with LUMIX S1II, S1RII, S1IIE, S5II and S5IIX.*1 Compatibility with GH7 and G9II is planned in the future. The DMW-DMS1 features a newly developed large-diameter 10mm microphone array that delivers crisp, focused audio even in challenging environments. For run-and-gun workflows, an internal floating shock-mount minimizes vibration noise from movement, while the included windscreen reduces wind interference. The new wind noise cancellation system leverages float-recording technology, suppressing wind without compressing the intended signal, maintaining an open, natural vocal tone even in adverse weather. To accommodate a wide range of recording situations, the DMW DMS1 offers six directional modes, reducing the need for additional accessories and setup. It supports 32-bit float recording*2 to capture audio without distortion at sound pressure levels up to approximately 120 dB, comparable to a front-row concert or close proximity to an emergency siren - conditions that can challenge conventional microphones. To prevent any missed takes due to accidental setting errors, or to capture ambient sound, the device offers two backup recording modes*2. When recording in 4-channel mode, channels 3 and 4 can be used as backups to reliably capture important audio. Lightweight at approximately 100g, the compact form factor draws power and transmits digital audio via the hot shoe, eliminating cable management. Physical switches are intuitive, and directional mode buttons feature adjustable brightness for low-light environments. A dedicated pouch provides convenient storage and transport with the windscreen attached. The DMW-DMS1 will be available from mid-March at RRP €399 / £349 / $399. High Sound Quality - High-precision sound captured with large-diameter 10mm mic array - Minimizes vibration noise thanks to an internal shock-mount mechanism - Minimizes wind noise using a windscreen Flexible Directionality and Professional Reliability - Six directional modes for any recording situation - (Forward Directionality Cardioid/ Stereo/Wide Stereo/ Forward Directionality Supercardioid/ Rearward Directionality Supercardioid/ Bidirectional Supercardioid) - 32-bit float recording and backup recording mode*2 Easy-to-Use Design - Cable-free hot shoe connection - Intuitive physical switches - Pocket-sized design (approx. 73.7 x 45 x 63.7mm, approx.100g) Top broadcast news stories. 26/02/2026 Atomos has expanded its next-generation Ninja line-up with the launch of Ninja RAW, a 5-inch HDR monitor-recorder aimed at providing filmmakers and br 26/02/2026 DoPchoice has announced the launch of the SNAPBAG(R) Round, a creative expansion designed specifically for the compact Astera QuikBeam. This new accesso 26/02/2026 Panasonic has introduced the LUMIX DMW-DMS1, a highly adaptable all-in-one microphone engineered to deliver professional-grade audio across a variety 26/02/2026 For veteran sound designer and adjunct professor Bill Eickenloff, intelligibility and consistency in live theatre are non-negotiable. After decades wo 26/02/2026 Within the vibrant atmosphere of his Los Angeles studio, Third Eye Blind lead guitarist Kryz Reid expertly merges the raw energy of a rockstar with th 26/02/2026 BCNEXXT has officially launched live HLG-based HDR playout capabilities within its Vipe platform, a move designed to help broadcasters navigate the in 26/02/2026 Harmonic has announced that Alcom, a prominent Finnish telecommunications operator, is now utilising the XOS(TM) Advanced Media Processor to drive its ne 26/02/2026 With a career spanning over 40 years in live sports production and radio, Daryl Doss has established himself as a trusted expert in providing robust a 25/02/2026 ZEISS has announced the addition of the ZEISS Otus ML 1.4/35 to its Otus ML lens range, catering to photographers focused on intentional, narrative-dr 25/02/2026 Brompton Technology, the industry leader in LED processing solutions, has successfully enabled the deployment of its Hydra advanced measurement system
Panasonic's AI ambitions stumble as consumer apps hit delays and closures. Panasonic is struggling to turn its AI vision into new growth, with the Japanese company delaying the launch of a high-profile app and preparing to shut down a consumer services platform early next year. The company confirmed this month that Umi, a family-focused AI application unveiled at CES in Las Vegas in January 2025, will not launch as planned. The delay raises questions over Panasonic's ability to execute on its push to make AI a core growth driver. Umi was positioned as a cornerstone of Panasonic's long-term strategy to lift the share of AI-related businesses to 30% of group revenue by 2035 - triple current levels. Designed as a personalised "family AI", the app learns household members' habits and preferences to offer health and lifestyle suggestions, including diet and exercise advice. The service was expected to use AI technology from US startup Anthropic. However, speaking at an investor briefing in early December, Panasonic Group CEO Yuki Kusumi (pictured) said a "definitive decision" still needed to be made on Umi, without providing a revised launch timeline. The app was notably absent from Panasonic's announced plans for CES 2026, which instead focus on business-to-business technologies such as energy storage systems for data centres. The uncertainty around Umi follows another setback in Panasonic's consumer software efforts. The company will close Yohana, a household support app launched in the United States in 2021, on January 30. Yohana allowed users to outsource everyday tasks such as shopping and travel planning to dedicated staff via a subscription model. The service later expanded to Japan, rolling out nationwide earlier this year. Panasonic said the closure was based on a "comprehensive assessment of the business environment". Both Umi and Yohana have been overseen by Yoky Matsuoka, a former Google executive recruited to bring Silicon Valley-style software development to the traditionally hardware-focused group. The challenges come as Panasonic undertakes broader structural reforms, including cutting 10,000 jobs and exiting low-margin businesses.
Panasonic glass-based perovskite solar panels tested in office windows. Japanese electronics manufacturer Panasonic is testing its glass-based perovskite solar PV technology in office windows made by YKK AP, a construction and building materials company. Image: Panasonic Japanese electronics manufacturer Panasonic Holdings and YKK AP, a construction and building materials company, are testing the installation of windows made with Panasonic glass-based perovskite photovoltaic (PV) solar panels. The focus of the test is "examining installation methods for inner windows and confirming workability," a spokesperson told pv magazine. In the study, the Panasonic glass-type perovskite solar PV is used in four YKK inner windows with weatherproof wooden sash frames, measuring 723 mm x 1,080 mm. The project does not include the verification of power generation performance. The transparency and patterning of the thin film perovskite material is customised in each of the four prototypes, with a decorative pattern in one, and semi-transparent to almost transparent finishes in the others. The company said that the PV transparency is precisely controlled by the degree of processing, with power generation performance changing accordingly. "This makes it possible to make flexible choices according to the building application and installation environment," said Panasonic in a statement. Panasonic has been developing perovskite solar technology for over a decade. It recently advanced the use of inkjet printing for large area devices. As of 2023, its 802 cm2 device glass-based perovskite devices had a certified power conversion efficiency of 18.1%, an efficiency result that was up from 17.9% for a device with the same size, reported in 2023 by pv magazine. This content is protected by copyright and may not be reused. If you want to cooperate with pv magazine Australia and would like to reuse some of its content, please contact: [email protected].
Panasonic Holdings Corp (OTC:PCRFF) expects to book 130 billion Japanese Yen ($895 million) in restructuring charges for fiscal 2026 as it intensifies its focus on its core competencies. In the current fiscal year, the company plans to downsize its employee strength by 10,000, including 5,000 employees in Japan and 5,000 overseas, Bloomberg reported on Friday. The Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) battery supplier’s topline declined 0.5% in fiscal 2025 to 8.46 trillion yen. Operating profit increased by 18% to 426.5 billion yen, while net profit declined 17.4% to 384.4 billion yen. Also Read: Tesla’s China Sales Slide Again in April, Extending 7-Month Slump as Rivals Gain Ground Panasonic expects fiscal 2026 revenue of 7.80 trillion yen and net profit of 310.0 billion yen. The guidance does not include the impact of U.S
Integration of hydrogen fuel cells and photovoltaic (PV) systems in one system: Panasonic HXHydrogen transformation paves the way for a decentralized, stable and resilient energy solutionOttobrunn, April 2025 – Panasonic opened on 27 March 2025 Germany’s first Proof-of- Concept for its so-called Panasonic HX, a sustainable energy solution powered by green, locally sourced green hydrogen at its Munich campus in Ottobrunn. For this pilot project, 5 hydrogen fuel cells of 10kW power each and a photovoltaic system have been seamlessly integrated providing the Customer Experience Center (CXC) in Ottobrunn, near Munich, with 100% green electricity.The CXC is not only a modern showroom where Panasonic demonstrates the depth of its advanced technology solutions and those of its partners. What is shown here goes far beyond the company’s well-known consumer electronics products, showcasing business & industrial key components, products and solutions for vertical markets such as the energy sector, mobility, retail and other industries.At the same time the building is also home to laboratories where technologies are tested and refined. Co-working spaces allow for close collaboration with partner companies, customers and industry stakeholders.First hydrogen-fuel cell-based Panasonic HX solution in GermanyThe Ottobrunn location is the World’s First for type of application case in a Customer Experience Centre, lab & office mix building, and the third location worldwide of Panasonic (after Kusatsu, Japan, and Cardiff, Wales) to run such an HX solution. All three locations have different characteristics and requirements and therefore also the HX solution varies according to these individual needs.The Panasonic HX solutions are part of Panasonic’s business strategy towards the decarbonization of its own business and value chain. Additionally, the company also aims to support other companies & society to reduce and avoid CO 2 emissions through its current and future technologies.What is Panasonic HX Munich about?The five hydrogen fuel cell systems (10kW each) and parts of the photovoltaic system (170 panels (out of 570 in total with ca