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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.

Epson has launched the Expression Photo XP-8800, a wireless color all-in-one printer designed for creatives and families. The printer features a 6-color Claria Photo HD ink system, delivering lab-quality borderless prints up to 8.5" x 11" and 4" x 6" photos in as fast as 10 seconds. Priced at $299, it includes a built-in scanner and copier, 4.3" color touchscreen, and supports wireless printing through the Epson Smart Panel app. The device offers separate trays for plain and photo paper, Easy Mode for quick access to preferred functions, and compatibility with various devices for convenient home printing.

Epson has certified new media solutions from UPM Raflatac for its OmniLink TM-L100 and TM-L90II liner-free thermal label printers. Four OptiCut Direct Thermal Linerless media products (RL50, RL52, RL53, and RL54) have been 'Epson Tested' for the TM-L100 printer, while the RL50 has been certified for the TM-L90II printer. These solutions are designed for retail, logistics, food service, and industrial food packing applications, offering excellent adhesion and minimal adhesive build-up. The certification ensures print quality and print head life maintenance for customers using these printers in BOPIS, curbside pickup, and delivery operations.

Epson has announced its participation in PACK EXPO International 2024, scheduled from Nov. 3-6 at the McCormick Place Convention Center in Chicago. The company will showcase its advanced ColorWorks® on-demand color label printers at booth #S-4235, demonstrating solutions for various industries including cosmetic, food and beverage, and pharmaceutical.

Epson's exhibit will highlight how their ColorWorks solutions can help businesses integrate full-color capabilities to enhance operations and embrace new packaging trends. Key features to be showcased include:

• The new CW-C8000 for high-quality, high-volume label production
• The LabelMate Botlr applicator with the CW-C6000A for automated bottle labeling
• The CW-C6000A with auto-cutter for variable length labels
• The CW-6500A for customized label sizes up to 8 inches

These printers are designed to offer packaging automation, flexibility, and high-quality output to meet evolving customer needs and industry demands.

Epson Robots, the world's leading SCARA robot manufacturer, has announced that HPE Automation, a prominent automation distributor in Florida, has become an AutomateFirst Platinum Partner. This strategic partnership aims to expand automation solution offerings in Florida, Southeast Georgia, and the Caribbean regions.

HPE Automation will offer Epson's complete lineup of award-winning robots, including SCARA, 6-Axis, and All-in-One robots, as well as software solutions. The collaboration provides HPE Automation access to over 300 additional robot models, enhancing their ability to meet diverse automation needs in the Southeast region.

Both companies express enthusiasm about the partnership, highlighting its potential to deliver innovative and efficient automation solutions to businesses seeking to integrate or enhance their automation processes.