Since its founding in Japan in 1946, Kenwood has led the world in audio and communication equipment with its innovative technology, novel product designs and forward-looking market strategies. Company Philosophy There is a red triangle in the center of Kenwood's trademark. Each corner of the triangle symbolizes the three major concepts that maintain the company: pursuit of quality, active innovation and sharp vision. No matter where Kenwood's products are produced, manufactured or launched, all decisions depend on these three concepts, which establish a unified image for Kenwood Company and give customers around the world unparalleled confidence. Concept One: Quality Pursuit From one part to the entire product, high quality requirements are always the key to manufacturing every Kenwood product. Concept 2: Active innovation. Whether it is function, design or technology, Kenwood's spirit of continuous innovation has allowed Kenwood products to not only maintain a leading position over the years, but also shoulder the role of leading technological trends. Concept Three: Sharp Vision Kenwood firmly believes that only by being proactive and sensitive can the company and its products benefit more, and ultimately benefit its customers. Kenwood moves into a new era. A long time ago, Kenwood has actively implemented and implemented various plans to work hard for future digital development and explore more new and different directions. One of them is the successful implementation of information technology and the creation of a global revolutionary community. Through the use of advanced digital network technology, Kenwood will integrate its unique technologies in audio and communication, develop products for use in advanced digital network technology fields, and provide a variety of products that can be enjoyed on the Internet, digital broadcasting and new generation mobile phones. Multimedia services. On the other hand, Kenwood also provides different types of new products for those who are eager to pursue private space, and is based on the premise of transcending the conventions and boundaries of traditional products and striving for unique designs and functions. At the same time, new concepts are injected into the company to create more new product types. In fact, Kenwood has been developing countless fascinating new products over the years, bringing endless surprises to the market. Entering the 21st century, with the rapid development of information technology, the electronics industry will play an unprecedentedly important role. Kenwood will continue to use its superior and exclusive technology and deploy sophisticated product development plans to continue to pursue a comfortable and better life for mankind, and continue to develop more valuable, more and better products. Environmental Protection In January 1992, when the Environmental Management Committee was established, Kenwood's environmental protection activities also began. Today, Kenwood's headquarters, research and development center, two major factories in Japan, and factories in Malaysia and Singapore have successfully obtained ISO14001 certificates and met international environmental standards. In addition to conserving energy and resources by saving energy consumption and the use of packaging materials, Kenwood pays special attention to the elimination of harmful substances. For example, Kenwood has been using lead-free soldering technology since a long time ago in order to minimize harm to the natural environment in all aspects. In addition, Kenwood has been doing its best to achieve the goal of saving energy consumption, reducing waste and environmental pollution through the joint efforts of branches in various countries, and fulfilling its social responsibilities. In every corner of the world, the name Kenwood can be found wherever high-quality, trustworthy and tasteful high-end products are pursued. Despite the huge cultural differences, customers around the world can enjoy the brand's guarantee of quality products as soon as they see Kenwood. In order to implement this goal, Kenwood has long ago begun to establish global sales and after-sales services, and built factories in various places to meet the special needs of different markets. Until now, Kenwood's footprint has spread to more than 120 cities around the world. If you want to know more information in this regard, please visit the "Kenwood Network" section of this webpage