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 (OTC:SEKEY) will exhibit healthcare print, scan and projection solutions at HIMSS 2026 in Las Vegas, March 10-12, at booth #3561. Products target medication labeling, admissions, nursing stations, nutrition services and clinical displays to reduce errors, speed workflows and support 24/7 healthcare operations.
Epson Robots (SEKEY) will exhibit at three industry tradeshows in early 2026, showcasing the T-Series All-in-One SCARA robots and Epson RC+ Industrial Automation Development Software for engineering, electronics and manufacturing applications.
Events and booth details: DesignCon Feb 24–26 (Booth 307), APEX Expo Mar 17–19 (Booth 1027), and MAX Mar 25–26 (Booth 521).
Epson (ticker SEKEY) printers are integrated into the LaunderPay all-in-one laundry POS solution, adding compact thermal receipt and label printing for wash-and-fold, delivery and dry-cleaning businesses. The integration supports receipt length customization, Advanced Paper Savings and planned liner-free label printing to streamline order management and reduce paper waste.
The partnership aims to improve reliability at checkout, bag tagging and overall order tracking while supporting digital payments and operational efficiency for laundry operators.
Epson (SEKEY) introduced the 64-inch SureColor G9070, an expansion of its SureColor G-Series direct-to-film (DTFilm) lineup aimed at apparel decorators and print shops. The printer supports production speeds up to 350 ft²/hr, twin-roll simultaneous printing, a user-replaceable PrecisionCore Micro TFP printhead, Nozzle Verification Technology, and UltraChrome DF inks. It includes a large-capacity sealed-ink-pack system, automated maintenance routines, Epson Cloud Solution PORT for remote job tracking, and on-site service options. The SureColor G9070 will be available summer 2026 through Epson Professional Imaging resellers.
Museum of Art + Light (SEKEY) opened an immersive space in Manhattan, Kansas that uses Epson projection technology to display large-scale digital and fine art. The museum installed 108 Epson 10,000‑lumen laser projectors plus 2 high‑powered 20,000‑lumen models, covering nearly 37,000 square linear feet of projected imagery and using short‑throw lenses, Modulo Pi servers, and a 24‑server workflow.
The immersive exhibition Erosion of Time runs September 2025–April 2026 across two Mez galleries, featuring 360° and curved projection environments that highlight detailed color and pixel clarity for close‑range viewing.
Epson (SEKEY) will showcase retail technology at NRF 2026: Retail's Big Show in New York City, Jan 11–13, at booth #5929. Attendees can demo mobile and thermal POS printers, kiosk and embedded printers, ColorWorks color label solutions, kitchen display system (TrueOrder KDS), MDM integration with SOTI Connect, and new e-receipt and full-color "Color To-Go" label features. The booth includes a Seventy5 Café allowing visitors to order complimentary coffee via Epson self-service tech and live integrations with partners for order fulfillment and printing workflows.
Epson (SEKEY) announced at CES 2026 that select new Lifestudio projectors powered by MediaTek's smart projector SoC will integrate Google TV with Gemini, bringing AI voice assistant features and unified streaming to home projection.
Key highlights: Gemini enables conversational voice control, consolidated browsing of over 700,000 movies and episodes, personalized recommendations, a single watchlist across devices, and a new home panel to control compatible smart-home devices. Lifestudio models include Bose-tuned audio and Epson 3LCD technology. The Lifestudio Grand will support Gemini in the coming months, with additional models added throughout 2026.
Epson (SEKEY) introduced the Expression Photo XP-980 on Jan 6, 2026, a compact wireless all-in-one wide-format photo printer aimed at families, hobbyists and creatives. Key features include a 6-color Claria Photo HD ink system, borderless printing up to 11" x 17", and 4" x 6" borderless photos in as little as 11 seconds. The XP-980 includes a built-in scanner/copier, 4.3" touchscreen with Easy Mode, Wi‑Fi Direct, compatibility with the Epson Smart Panel app, a rear specialty-paper feed and mobile printing support. Price is $379; it is available nationwide and via Epson's e-store.
Epson (SEKEY) announced its high-performance laser projectors debuted in Cirque du Soleil ALIZÉ, opening Nov 20, 2025 at Berlin's Theater am Potsdamer Platz.
The residency integrates Epson projection into a new performance style called Acromagic, using eight overlaying EB-PU2220B 20,000-lumen projectors and real-time calibration to enable moving projector alignment and immersive auditorium effects. The partnership aims to expand creative production capabilities and future technology integration.
Epson (SEKEY) is launching early Black Friday promotions starting Nov. 2025, offering up to 33% off and savings up to $250 on home tech aimed at holiday hosting and gifting. Key deals include the Lifestudio Flex Plus projector at $849.99 (was $999.99), FastFoto FF-680W scanner at $499.99 (was $629.99), EcoTank Photo ET-8550 printer at $499.99 (was $749.99), RapidReceipt RR-600W at $399.99 (was $529.99), and multiple EcoTank printers starting at $179.99.
The promotions run through November across Epson's e-store and select retailers, with promo prices varying during the holiday season. Products emphasize home entertainment, photo scanning, printing, and receipt management.