Seiko Epson reports recurring developments across its Epson product portfolio, including WorkForce and RapidReceipt document scanners, ColorWorks on-demand color label printers, Lifestudio laser projectors, Epson Robots automation systems, and TrueOrder kitchen display technology. News commonly covers product launches, workflow digitization, AI-ready document capture, customer deployments, distribution alliances, and demonstrations of robotics for retail, packaging, labeling, and fulfillment uses.
The company’s updates also reflect the role of Epson America within the Japan-based Epson Group, with announcements tied to business, home office, food service, packaging, entertainment, and automation applications.
Epson (SEKEY) has expanded its WorkForce Pro, WorkForce and Expression Home portfolios with eight printers for businesses, home offices and families.
The models are now available through select retail stores nationwide and Epson's retail website. The WorkForce Pro lineup comprises the WF-3920, WF-4920, WF-4930 and flagship WF-5930, with manufacturer-suggested retail prices of $199, $249, $279 and $399, respectively. The WorkForce WF-2940 and WF-2990 are priced at $119 and $179; the Expression Home XP-4250 and XP-5250 are priced at $99 and $149.
The WF-5930 prints at up to 25 ISO pages per minute in black and color. The WorkForce models provide printing, scanning, copying and faxing for home offices, while the Expression Home models offer printing, scanning and copying for everyday household use.
Epson (SEKEY) projection technology powers DATALAND’s largest gallery, which uses 84 synchronized large-venue laser projectors in Los Angeles.
The AI arts museum opened in June 2026 and was founded by Refik Anadol and Efsun Erkılıç. Its Gallery A, the Data Pavilion, uses Epson EB-PQ2220B 4K projectors to display imagery across walls, floors, ceilings and mirrored surfaces. Refik Anadol Studio collaborated with Epson during the design process. The inaugural exhibition, Machine Dreams: Rainforest, incorporates live environmental data from 16 rainforest locations.
Epson (SEKEY) introduced the SureColor F370 dye-sublimation printer and a new Sublimation Primer for Cotton to expand personalized product creation.
The compact SureColor F370 supports up to 13" x 19" printing and targets makers, small businesses, schools and customization shops, with wireless and mobile printing, guided touchscreen setup, a 150-sheet 8.5" cassette and a 15-sheet 13" x 19" tray. Genuine Epson inks are highlighted for vibrant, durable colors and low printing costs, and the printer includes a 1-year limited warranty and technical support.
The Sublimation Primer for Cotton is a liquid solution that enables sublimation on white and light-colored cotton garments, extending applications beyond polyester. Both products are showcased at PRINTING United Expo 2026 and are expected to be available in November 2026 for $999 and $149.95 (MSRP), respectively, through authorized Epson partners and the Epson eStore.
Epson (SEKEY) launched three new Home Cinema 4K HDR laser projectors, the LS5000, LS6000 and LS7500, expanding its 3-Chip 3LCD lineup for DIY home theaters.
The models use a laser light source and proprietary 4K display technology to show a full 8.29-million-pixel image, with 2,500–3,500 lumens of equal color and white brightness and dynamic contrast ratios from 800,000:1 to 1,200,000:1. They support screens up to 300 inches, 16:9 and 21:9 aspect ratios, and include dual HDMI ports up to 120Hz, one with eARC. Features include Auto Low Latency Mode with input lag below 20ms, Bluetooth 6.0 audio, and wide manual lens shift. MSRPs are $1,999.99 (LS5000), $2,199.99 (LS6000) and $2,699.99 (LS7500), available in late September.
Epson (SEKEY) has expanded its 6-Axis robot lineup with the new AX6 collaborative robot, designed for safe worker interaction via power- and force-limiting features that, with appropriate risk assessment, can allow operation without traditional safety barriers.
The AX6 completes Epson’s portfolio of robotic safety tools, spanning high-speed industrial robots, collaborative robots and industrial collaborative tools. It features no-code software, the AX Portal collaborative software suite, and a compact, lightweight carbon fiber structure with IP54 and ISO 5 cleanroom rating. Additional features include customizable Python development, industrial kinematics, end-of-arm user buttons, Ethernet and pneumatic connections, multicolor status LED ring, a 3D simulator, and compatibility with 100–240 V AC and 48 V DC power sources. The AX6 is available through Epson Robots’ distributor partners.
Seiko Epson (SEKEY) highlighted how its large venue laser projectors powered new animated “supertitles” for a Boston Lyric Opera production in collaboration with MASARY Studios.
The partners turned translated text into a dynamic scenic element, using oversized, animated typography integrated into the set rather than traditional static subtitles. Two Epson 4K 3‑chip 3LCD laser projectors were converged into a single image for the supertitles, while a third 10,000‑lumen 4K EB‑PQ2010W projector with an ultra short throw snorkel lens created a rear‑projected window on stage. Epson’s interchangeable lenses and Projector Professional Tool software enabled precise alignment, warping and on‑the‑fly adjustments, helping maintain consistent color and contrast across challenging theater sightlines and surfaces.
Epson (SEKEY) and visitor management provider STOPware announced a partnership to integrate Epson ColorWorks on-demand color label printers with STOPware’s PassagePoint visitor management platform for full-color, real-time badge printing.
The solution supports high-resolution, photo-ready badges with color-coded visitor types, zone or department identifiers, logos, and integrated QR codes or barcodes. This removes the need for pre-printed badge inventories, aims to reduce check-in bottlenecks, and makes access levels visually obvious to staff. The integration currently uses Epson ColorWorks CW-C4000 and CW-C6000 printers and is positioned for environments such as hospitals, schools, corporate campuses, and government facilities.
Epson (SEKEY) is partnering with The Photo Managers in September 2026 to support Save Your Photos Month through the global “One Photo, One Story” campaign. People are encouraged to choose one meaningful photo, document its story in text, video or audio, and share it on social media with #OnePhotoOneStory.
The initiative promotes preserving both images and the stories behind them, supported by free education, expert advice and events. Programming includes YouTube Live sessions, a Memory Keepers Live Summit, and a free starter kit. Epson highlights its FastFoto FF‑680W personal photo scanner as a tool to help families digitize, organize and back up their photo collections.
Epson (OTC:SEKEY) is commemorating the 25th anniversary of Stephen Wilkes' landmark "America in Detail" photography exhibition, which showcased the potential of early Epson archival pigmented inks and MicroPiezo® printhead technology and helped accelerate the shift from darkroom to digital fine art printing.
To mark the anniversary, an "America in Detail" exhibition will be held Oct. 17–31 at the Holden Luntz Gallery in Palm Beach, Florida, featuring the original images reprinted on the latest Epson SureColor® professional printers. Epson also highlights Wilkes' ongoing collaboration in its "The Print is Why" campaign and his forthcoming book of iconic American images.
Epson (SEKEY) introduced the SureColor S7170 Print Cut Edition, a 64-inch roll-to-roll solvent signage solution combining the SureColor S7170 printer, a Summa S1 D140 cutter and workflow software into an out-of-the-box print-and-cut package for sign shops.
The system uses 4-color UltraChrome GS3 inks, a 1.33-inch PrecisionCore Micro TFP printhead, high-volume 800 mL ink packs, and Epson Edge Print PRO plus ONYX Go Plus software. According to Epson, it supports diverse applications and will be available via authorized resellers in August 2026 for $19,995 MSRP.