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TechInnovation @SG 2016

September 20-21, 2016 | Event

Panasonic R&D Center Singapore partook in TechInnovation 2016 as one of the exhibitors to appeal to local collaboration through crowd-sourcing and crowd-pitching. TechInnovation has been a technology-industry brokerage event organized by IPI Singapore since 2012. It serves as a platform to bring together international and Singapore technology providers and seekers to explore technology and business collaboration opportunities through open innovation, and this year it successfully attracted over 2,700 participants from about 40 nations. At this, PIPM (Panasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.), as Panasonic R&D Center Singapore’s co-exhibitor, hit a great success in attracting many enquiries and interests in their technology offer through licensing, while IPG of Panasonic R&D Center Singapore gained extensive exposure and further established a presence in the local technology market.

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IP Week @ SG 2016

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