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.
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Epson has launched the SureLab D570, a professional minilab photo printer designed for the event photography market. This lightweight and portable printer is engineered for high-quality small-format photo printing, ideal for on-site events, hospitality, and retail. Utilizing Epson's MicroPiezo AMC technology and UltraChrome D6r-S ink, it produces vibrant, vivid photos quickly, with 4" x 6" prints ready in seconds.
Key features include energy efficiency with low power consumption, wireless connectivity, stackable design for scalability, and simplified software to create professional-grade prints. The SureLab D570 is now available through authorized resellers.
Epson America is set to host a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new headquarters in Los Alamitos, California, on May 9, 2023. The event highlights Epson's commitment to the local community and sustainability. The new campus includes an Executive Briefing Center and features designed for employee wellness and environmental efficiency, such as EV charging stations and water conservation systems. Community engagement is a priority, with Epson providing space for local events and partnering with organizations like Casa Youth Shelter and Los Alamitos High School. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet CEO Keith Kratzberg and learn about ongoing community initiatives. Epson aims to become carbon negative by 2050, reflecting its mission to enrich lives through technology.
SubMFG, a technology-focused cut-and-sew warehouse based in San Diego, installed Epson's SureColor F10070, F10070H dye-sublimation printers, and F3070 direct-to-garment printers to enhance business operations. These installations aim to improve productivity and output efficiency, allowing for consistent quality in their apparel production. Jeremy DeBoer, general manager at SubMFG, emphasized the importance of technology in their operations, noting that Epson's printers provide a complete solution that enhances production capabilities. Since the installation, SubMFG has experienced significant improvements in productivity and efficiency, further solidifying their position in the textile industry.