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) has unveiled its new Pro Cinema LS9000 4K HDR 3LCD Laser Projector, priced at $3,999 MSRP. The projector features advanced 4K Display Technology with HDR10+ support, delivering 8.29 million pixels for premium picture quality.
Key specifications include 2,200 lumens of brightness, a 20,000-hour maintenance-free laser light source, and support for 4K gaming at 120 fps. The projector offers extensive installation flexibility with 3-axis motorized lens shift and seamless integration with popular smart home systems including Control4 and Crestron.
The product comes with a three-year limited warranty and is now available through authorized Epson dealers, targeting custom integrators and home theater enthusiasts.
Epson (OTC:SEKEY) has launched a new paper savings estimator tool for retail and hospitality businesses to calculate potential savings from their POS printing solutions. The company's Advanced Paper Savings feature can reduce paper usage and costs by up to 49% through various receipt optimization techniques.
For perspective, a fleet of 5,000 printers printing 100 12-inch receipts daily is estimated to use over $1 million in receipt rolls. The tool helps businesses estimate savings by inputting information about receipt costs, printer fleet size, daily receipt volume, and receipt length.
The technology optimizes receipts by minimizing empty spaces, reducing line spacing, eliminating unnecessary blank lines, and adjusting typeface and barcode dimensions while maintaining readability and functionality.
Epson (OTC:SEKEY) partnered with The Shaquille O'Neal Foundation and Staples for the "Big Dreams, Little Visionaries" event at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada's James Clubhouse. The initiative, part of the Shaq-to-School program, featured Epson's donation of their new seventh-generation EcoTank® printers for vision board creation activities.
The event culminated in a back-to-school shopping spree at Staples for over 100 children. Epson highlighted that their EcoTank printers use EcoFit® bottles that provide ink lasting up to three years, with each replacement set equivalent to approximately 80 individual ink cartridges. The company's latest EcoTank ET-3950 and ET-4950 Wireless All-in-One Color Supertank Printers are now available.
Seiko Epson (OTC:SEKEY) has partnered with Dimensional Innovations (DI) to create an innovative therapeutic environment at Children's Mercy Kansas City burn clinic using laser projectors. The installation features nine Epson laser projectors, including six Pro L1070UNL and three BrightLink 1480Fi models, creating an interactive digital bird sanctuary.
The system allows young patients to customize their treatment environment by selecting bird animations, lighting colors, and music, which are projected throughout hallways and treatment rooms. This innovative approach aims to reduce stress and anxiety during burn treatments by providing positive distractions and preventing traumatic associations with specific environmental elements.
Epson (OTC:SEKEY) has launched its seventh generation of EcoTank cartridge-free printers, introducing the new ET-3950 ($419.99) and ET-4950 ($499.99) models. The company, having sold over 100 million units globally, continues to innovate its successful Supertank printer line.
The new models feature high-capacity ink tanks that last up to three years, with each replacement set equivalent to about 80 individual cartridges. Both printers deliver 18 black/9 color ISO ppm print speeds and include advanced features like auto document feeders, 250-sheet paper trays, and auto duplex printing. The ET-4950 additionally offers fax capability and a touchscreen interface.
Epson (OTC:SEKEY) has announced the launch of its first professional-quality SureLab® Greeting Cards media for the SureLab D1070DE Minilab Photo Printer. The new product line includes two formats: SureLab Greeting Cards Half-Fold (7"x10", perforated to make 5"x7" cards) and SureLab Greeting Cards Flat (5"x7").
The media offerings are designed to help production houses and small businesses meet growing demand for personalized, small-format greeting card orders. Both media types come in packs of 25 cards with envelopes and are available through Epson Authorized Professional Imaging Resellers.
The new media supports single or double-sided output and features a perforated, ready-to-fold design that requires no cutting or trimming, streamlining the production process and reducing turnaround times.
Epson (OTC:SEKEY) has introduced two new flatbed document scanners - the DS-1730 and DS-1760WN, designed for high-productivity scanning across healthcare, finance, government, and enterprise sectors. The scanners feature a 60-page Auto Document Feeder and can handle diverse media types including plastic cards, passports, and books.
Both models offer scanning speeds of up to 30 ppm/60 ipm with a daily duty cycle of 3,000 pages. The DS-1760WN, priced at $699, includes wireless connectivity and PC-free scanning capabilities, while the DS-1730 is available at $449. The scanners support document lengths up to 120" and 220" respectively, with comprehensive software compatibility and TWAIN/ISIS drivers for seamless integration.