In today's high-tech market, those who innovate are the ones who will thrive. Here at Oupiin, we continuously strive to improve our product line and are committed to keeping in touch with our clients. As a result, we distinguished being a world leader in the design, manufacturing, and sales of high-quality, high-volume connectors worldwide.

With only six employees, Oupiin began in 1979 as a small manufacturer of plastic molds for many of Taiwan's large connector manufacturers. Enjoying steady growth and recognition, Oupiin soon began drawing worldwide attention.

With fully automated factories in Taiwan and China, Oupiin takes pride in using the most state-of-the-art equipment and is considered one of the world's most modern connector manufacturers. Oupiin's products are used in various computer, communication, industrial manufacturing, and utility equipment and are currently used by some of the world's most respected technology companies.

Owlet Baby Care, Inc. are creators of the Owlet Vitals Monitor - the world’s first smart baby monitor. It notifies you of what you really care about: your child’s safety. Owlet has a base station that is designed to alert you incase of an emergency. This message is also relayed to your iPhone so you can monitor your baby remotely.

Oxley is a world class provider of advanced solutions for defence, aerospace, rail and telecommunications applications - meeting the needs of global customers.

Specialists in LED lighting, night vision solutions, EMC filters, interconnect components and data capture products. Oxley offers comprehensive design, manufacturing and test facilities for electronic and electro-optic systems and components within the company's UK manufacturing centre and through Oxley Inc in the US.

Innovation, quality and reliability are at the heart of the business to deliver products that enhance the capability of platforms and systems across the world.

Founded in 1992, P-DUKE 100% concentrated on the research, development, production, sales and service of DC/DC Converters and related products. With products sold under our own brand name, P-DUKE to Europe, America, and Japan, we accumulate great skills through years of experience and open up better product awareness which leads to further cooperation with world-famous companies, making P-DUKE an important role in the global market.

With offices worldwide, PACE, Inc. is a recognized world leader in the development of solutions for the assembly and repair of highly advanced electronics. Our expertise extends back to the dawn of the modern electronics industry. In 1958, PACE introduced training programs for the repair of the printed wire assemblies, and soon after, revolutionized the industry by creating the first self-contained vacuum desoldering system.

Today, PACE continues to provide innovative solutions, products and training for the rework and repair of printed circuit assemblies. Our unique capabilities and evolving vision have provided universal solutions to thru-hole and surface mount assembly and rework problems for the most advanced electronics.

If there’s a way of making your product work using light – we can help you find it.

Light is the theme that links all of our customers – whether in the medical, military, commercial, industrial or security sectors. Light was Pacer’s raison d’etre when the company was founded back in 1989, and we’ve expanded from our early photonics-based portfolio to offer displays, sensors, LEDs and a wide range of other light-based components and systems. We’re the optoelectronics partner of choice for OEMs seeking specialist knowledge in this field.

PacTech is a technology-focused company specialized in advanced packaging equipment manufacturing and wafer level packaging services. Since our establishment, our team has been working relentlessly on developing new leading-edge technologies for the next generation applications. 

Panasonic is a Japanese multinational electronics company, headquartered in Kadoma, Osaka, Japan. The company was founded in 1918 as Matsushita Electric Housewares Manufacturing Works. Panasonic has undergone many name changes before it became a holding company in 2022 and was renamed as Panasonic Holdings Corporation.

Products and services offered by Panasonic:

• Consumer electronics
• Rechargeable batteries
• Automotive and avionic systems
• Industrial systems
• Home renovation and construction

Panasonic has many popular products in its portfolio, notably televisions, cameras, home cinema systems, microwaves and air fryers.

Notable acquisitions and subsidiaries related to Panasonic:

Blue Yonder

In 2021, Panasonic Corporation completed its acquisition of Blue Yonder, an end-to-end supply chain software provider, for $7.1 billion, solidifying Panasonic's shift toward software-driven business models. Initially in July 2020, Panasonic acquired a 20% stake in Blue Yonder for $791 million which gained it a seat on Blue Yonder's board.

Omni-ID

In April 2019, Panasonic Corporation acquired the ProVIEW Solutions Business Unit (formerly part of Omni-ID). Panasonic aimed to bolster its capabilities in the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) space by integrating ProVIEW's material flow management solutions. Find more IoT news here.

SANYO Electric Co., Ltd

In December 2009, Panasonic acquired the majority voting stock of SANYO Electric Co., Ltd. SANYO became a consolidated subsidiary of Panasonic and continued to trade as a Panasonic Group company until 2011 when the SANYO brand disappeared. Prior to the acquisition, in 1952 SANYO produced Japan's first plastic radio.

Zetes

Panasonic acquired a majority stake in Zetes, a company known for its goods and people identification and mobility solutions. The acquisition took place in December 2016. Prior to the acquisition, Zetes was known for providing IT solutions for supply chain optimisation and citizen identification solutions. The company had a significant presence with high-profile projects including the Belgian ID cards, drivers licenses, and passports, as well as the Portuguese ID card, the Ivorian passport, and Gambia's biometric passport.

AdComms

Panasonic acquired the UK-based integration specialist, Alan Dick Communications, in June 2016. Following the acquisition, the company began trading under the name AdComms. The acquisition included the AdComms companies IPS, AIB and Rail Order, allowing Panasonic to expand into the rail market. AdComms have been involved in many notable railway projects in the UK, including the main line rail and London's underground.

TeraDiode

Panasonic acquired all shares of the US-based laser start-up, TeraDiode Inc in January 2017. TeraDiode had already begun a strategic alliance with Panasonic in 2013 where they went on to launch the world's first laser welding robot system. The acquisition was expected to accelerate the growth of Panasonic's B2B business.

Panasonic and the Olympic Games

Panasonic has been a worldwide partner of the Olympic Games since 1987 and of the Paralympic Games since 2014. At the Olympic Winter Games Calgary 1988, Panasonic provided equipment support to various broadcast stations. Since, Panasonic have assisted in many different ways including assisting with 360-degree live cameras.

Headquarters: Kadoma, Osaka, Japan

Founded: March 7, 1918 (as Matsushita Electric Housewares Manufacturing Works)

Founder: Kōnosuke Matsushita

Area Served: Worldwide

PanaVise is a major manufacturer of precision vises, circuit board holders, work holding tools and mini arbor presses.

Panduit was born from innovation. In 1955 we launched our first product, Panduct Wiring Duct, a new invention that uniquely organized control panel wiring and allowed new wires to be added quickly and neatly. Since that time Panduit has introduced thousands of problem solving new products and remained committed to providing innovative electrical and network infrastructure solutions.