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Epson has announced a strategic partnership with Kitchen Armor to enhance its TrueOrder Kitchen Display System (KDS). The collaboration will integrate Curbit's AI-powered kitchen capacity management capabilities and new hardware options into the KDS solution. This partnership aims to provide mid-sized chains and independent restaurant owners with advanced, easy-to-implement kitchen technology to compete with larger chains.

The enhanced TrueOrder KDS will feature real-time order SMS progress updates, detailed speed of service reporting, and Power Over Ethernet (POE) capabilities. The system can support up to nine kitchen stations and includes Kitchen Armor's stainless steel touch solutions with custom mounting options. The integration of Curbit's AI technology will help restaurants optimize take-out order management by determining optimal start times for digital orders and providing real-time updates to customers and delivery drivers.

Epson has announced the launch of its new TM-T20IV Thermal Receipt Printer, designed for modern point of sale (POS) needs. The printer combines speed, reliability, and affordability in a compact package, supporting both traditional PC-POS and mPOS systems.

Key features include print speeds up to 250 mm/sec, dual connectivity options (USB with Serial, and USB with Serial and Ethernet), intuitive status LED, and paper-saving capabilities of up to 30%. The device comes with a 2-year warranty, expandable to 5 years through service plans.

The compact 3-inch thermal printer is specifically engineered for hospitality and retail environments, offering multiplatform support and easy maintenance. The product will be available through Epson authorized channel partners in Q1 2025.

Epson (SEKEY) announced its participation at NRF 2025: Retail's Big Show from Jan. 12-14 in New York City, where it will showcase its comprehensive retail technology solutions. The company will demonstrate various applications at booth #5413, including an interactive 'Seventy5 Café' featuring self-service technology.

The exhibition will highlight solutions across multiple retail segments including: mobile checkout with Mobilink receipt printers, embedded kiosk solutions, traditional checkout systems, customer service applications with OmniLink thermal printers, visitor management systems using ColorWorks label printers, grocery and deli solutions, shipping label innovations with Label Boost software, back office solutions featuring PrecisionCore Heat-Free technology, pharmacy labeling systems, and digital signage solutions including the PowerLite 810E laser display.

Epson announced its TrueOrder Kitchen Display System (KDS) is now available on select Elo hardware devices, including the I-Series Linux touchscreen computer and Backpack Linux PC. This partnership aims to enhance kitchen management systems for quick-service restaurants (QSR) and small restaurants. The KDS solution digitizes kitchen operations, offering custom views for kitchen, expediter, and customer-facing stations with touch control. The system can support up to nine stations throughout the kitchen and features easy setup with browser-based configuration utility.

Kennesaw State University's Dance Theater has enhanced its performance space by installing the Epson EB-PU2216B laser projector. The projector, featuring 16,000 Lumens of brightness, replaced a complex three-projector system, simplifying operations while delivering superior image quality.

The installation, combined with Epson's ultra-short throw lens, allows performers to use more stage space without casting shadows. The projector's features include an internal mechanical shutter, adjustable fade time control, and maintenance-free laser light source technology. This upgrade has transformed the 435-seat facility's ability to create immersive theatrical experiences while reducing operational costs.

Epson America has expanded its WorkForce Pro business print portfolio with two new A3 color devices: the EM-C7100 MFP and EP-C7000 printer. Powered by PrecisionCore technology, these devices offer print speeds of 25/24 ISO ppm (black/color) and can handle monthly volumes of 1,500 to 7,000 pages. The devices feature high-yield ink cartridges capable of printing up to 11,500 black and 8,000 color ISO pages. The EM-C7100 includes a 50-page ADF, two-sided printing, copying, scanning at 45 ipm, and faxing capabilities. Both models incorporate advanced security features and are compatible with Epson Solutions Suite and third-party solutions.

Epson announces significant Black Friday discounts on household technology products, offering savings up to $300. The deals include the EpiqVision Mini EF22 projector at $799.99 ($200 off), EcoTank Photo ET-8550 printer at $499.99 ($300 off), FastFoto FF-680W scanner at $499.99 ($100 off), EcoTank ET-2800 printer at $179.99 ($50 off), and Perfection V39 II scanner at $99.99 ($20 off). These products are available through Epson's e-store and major retailers starting mid-November, aimed at promoting family togetherness and creativity during the holiday season.

The Natural History Museums of Los Angeles County has reopened its diorama hall featuring two innovative art installations powered by Epson PowerLite laser projectors. The first installation, 'The Ever-Changing Flow: A Multimedia Diorama' by Lauren Schoth, uses three PowerLite 805F ultra short throw projectors to showcase the evolution of the Los Angeles River's biome. The second installation, 'Special Species – A Delicate Moment in Time' by artists RFX1, Joel Fernando, and Yesenia Prieto, employs PowerLite L630SU short throw laser projectors to create a dynamic display combining projection with handcrafted piñata alebrije sculptures.

Wild Island Adventure Park has implemented a new automated food and beverage ordering system using Epson m-Series POS printers and Truffle GoBox lockers to enhance guest experiences. The system allows guests to scan QR codes throughout the park to order food, which is then prepared and placed in secure lockers for pickup. This solution has significantly reduced wait times from 45-90 minutes to a more efficient process, eliminated the need for traditional queue lines, and allowed the park to reallocate two cashier positions to other departments. The park currently operates 16 GoBox lockers and over 30 Epson TM-T88 series printers throughout its facilities.