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What began in 1918 as a three-person workshop building improved attachment plugs and two-way sockets — priced 30-50% below rivals thanks to more efficient manufacturing — grew into the sprawling maker of TVs, refrigerators, washing machines, air conditioners, rice cookers, and cameras you know today. Founder Konosuke Matsushita ran the operation with just his wife Mumeno and her 15-year-old brother before the company incorporated in 1935 and finally took the Panasonic name in 2008. Beyond the home, Panasonic is now a leading producer of rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, supplying Tesla and powering electric vehicles and energy-storage systems worldwide. It also builds automotive infotainment, factory automation, and building-systems technology, carrying its century-old knack for efficient engineering into the industrial arena.

