A week to get a close look at the technology that is transforming water safety
During the week of June 15-19, 2026, nagi was visited by representatives from Panasonic, in an agenda designed to show firsthand the scope, evolution and international potential of our technology applied to safety, management and experience in aquatic environments.
The visit took place in various cities, including Madrid, Valencia, Caudete, and Paris, and included tours of educational, municipal, sports, and premium facilities where nagi is already in operation. The main objective was to present real-world use cases, address technical and strategic questions, and further develop a relationship focused on exploring new collaboration opportunities.
A first stage in Madrid: water safety in schools and public facilities
The agenda began in Madrid with a visit to several educational centers with indoor swimming pools, including the Helicón School, Valle del Miro School and the Gredos San Diego School in Alcalá de Henares.
These spaces allowed us to showcase how nagi addresses one of the most critical needs in the education sector: protecting students during aquatic activities. Through live demonstrations, Panasonic representatives were able to observe the system’s operation in a high-volume user environment, witnessing real-time detection, alert flow, and the integration of the technology into the daily operations of the centers.
Furthermore, the visit moved to the inauguration of the Dehesa Boyal municipal facility in San Sebastián de los Reyes, with the presence of the mayor, Lucía Soledad Fernández Alonso. This case demonstrates that technology can be adapted not only to traditional sports pools, but also to complex public environments with high operational demands.
The day concluded with an initial working meeting between the nagi and Panasonic teams, focused on clarifying initial doubts, reviewing strategic aspects, and advancing conversations related to the potential collaboration agreement.
Valencia: benchmark clients and technology in operation
On the second day, the delegation traveled to Valencia to learn about some of the most representative cases of nagi in sports and municipal facilities.
The first stop was SUMA Alfafar, considered one of the company’s key clients. There, Panasonic was able to observe a fully operational nagi installation, paying particular attention to the LED screen, the customer experience, and the system’s integration into a real public environment.
This visit reinforced a key idea: nagi is not a technological promise, but a solution already implemented, validated and operational in spaces where safety, efficiency and trust are essential.
In the afternoon, the tour continued at FCC L’Eliana, a facility where solutions such as nagiZone and nagiCoach were showcased, aimed at improving the user experience, recording activity in the pool and offering new possibilities for monitoring and training.
The day concluded with another working meeting at nagi’s offices in Paterna, attended by members of the management, technical, financial, and product teams. This meeting provided an opportunity to delve deeper into technical, commercial, and marketing aspects, as well as to address any questions regarding the next steps in the relationship with Panasonic.
Caudete: a look at the evolution of nagi
On Wednesday, the visit continued in Caudete, Albacete, where Panasonic was able to see an installation with old nagi hardware.
This agenda item held special significance: showcasing the product’s evolution from its earliest versions to the current technology. The comparison highlighted not only the company’s innovative journey but also the system’s ability to remain operational and deliver value over time.
For nagi, this stop represented an opportunity to explain where we come from, how our technology has evolved, and where the system’s development is headed in the coming years.
Following this visit, part of the team traveled to Paris to begin the international leg of the tour.
Paris: nagi at iconic European venues
The agenda culminated in France with a visit to two high-profile facilities in Paris.
The first was the Piscine Molitor, a historic swimming pool inaugurated in 1929 and considered one of the most iconic aquatic venues in Europe. Showcasing nagi in an environment of this caliber reinforced the brand’s reputation in the French market and demonstrated its ability to integrate seamlessly into premium spaces with high standards of operation, design, and user experience.
Subsequently, the delegation visited the Piscine Boulogne-Billancourt, completing a broader view of nagi’s growth in the Parisian market and its potential for expansion in Europe.
The visit concluded with a farewell dinner in Paris, conceived as an opportunity to strengthen the relationship, finalize pending conversations, and define next steps together with the Panasonic team.
A strategic visit for the future of water safety
Panasonic’s visit to nagi was much more than a tour of the facilities. It was an opportunity to demonstrate, with real-world examples, how our technology can meet a wide range of needs: schools, municipal swimming pools, sports centers, recreational facilities, and premium spaces.
During the week, Panasonic was able to see the system in operation, talk with the management and technical team of nagi, and verify the versatility of a solution designed to improve safety, optimize management and transform the pool experience.
For nagi, this visit represents an important step on the path towards new international alliances and towards the expansion of a technology that is born with a clear purpose: to make aquatic spaces safer, smarter and connected.
Collaboration with global players like Panasonic opens up new possibilities to bring this vision to more facilities, more countries, and more people.
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