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 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.
Epson (SEKEY) has announced its upcoming showcase at InfoComm 2025 in Orlando, featuring its latest 4K 3-chip 3LCD laser projection technology. The exhibition will highlight several key products, including the EB-PQ Series 4K Projectors (8,000-20,000 lumens), PowerLite L Series (6,000-8,000 lumens), and the new PowerLite 810E extreme short throw display.
A standout feature will be a three-walled immersive space created with Igloo Vision and Matterport, demonstrating ultra short throw lens capabilities. The company will also showcase its partnership with Cirque du Soleil, previewing their first residential show in Europe.
Epson (SEKEY) is promoting its technology solutions to help families create meaningful tributes for veterans this Memorial Day. The company offers various tools including the FastFoto® FF-680W scanner, EpiqVision® Mini EF22 projector, and EcoTank® Photo ET-8550 printer to preserve and share veterans' memories.
The technology enables families to digitize and restore old photos, documents, awards, and other memorabilia. Epson suggests several tribute ideas including creating memorial slideshows with narration through the FastFoto mobile app, compiling digital memory books, developing online tribute pages, and printing photo collages or frames.
Digital artist duo Electric Dream Machine (EDM) created three futuristic installations at the 2025 South Florida Fair using 14 Epson projectors and AI-generated content. The installations, supporting the fair's "Imagine the Future" theme, included a holographic mascot "Ribby" using an EB-PQ2213B laser projector, a 40x20-foot sand sculpture illuminated by eight large venue laser projectors, and a "Design Lab" control panel powered by five projectors.
The project marked EDM's first exclusive use of AI-generated visuals for animated content, with over 1,000 versions of "Ribby" created to match voiceovers with facial expressions. The installations remained active for 17 days, attracting over 400,000 visitors. The project showcased Epson's advanced projection technology, featuring 4K resolution and high brightness capabilities, creating immersive visual experiences even in challenging lighting conditions.