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Seiko Epson has commercialized a “seeing, sensing, thinking, working” autonomous dual-arm robot that will expand the scope of automated production. The autonomous dual-arm robot WorkSense W-01 is developed for easy mobility so that it can be wheeled from place to place to perform assembly, transport, and other tasks. Seeing: – The robot is equipped with 4 head-unit cameras and 2 arm-mounted cameras that give the robot human-like vision, enabling it to accurately detect an object’s position and orientation in three-dimensional space. And even if the location of objects and obstacles changes, the robot is able to independently “see” and determine their position.

Epson claims its new 17" printer uses ink that has double the print-life of previous models and which produces a smoother, more even gloss finish. The SureColor P5000 features a choice to two 10-cartridge inksets so photographers and artists can prioritize durability while the commercial proofing market can prioritize color gamut.

As much as we try to go paperless by going digital, there will always be instances in which paper is needed for certain documents. After all there are still many who believe in keeping hard copies of documents instead of going 100% digital. In light of this, there have been various suggestions made in the past as to how one might be able to try and reduce wastage.

Seiko Epson has begun shipping samples of the S1C31D01, the latest addition to the company’s S1C31 series of energy-efficient 32-bit microcontrollers that have an ARM Cortex-M0+ processor and built-in Flash memory. Epson S1C31D01 is the world’s first microcontroller to have a built-in memory LCD controller. Epson’s low-power microcontrollers, which have built-in Flash memory, is designed to be embedded in mobile devices. The biggest features of the S1C31D01 are that the memory LCD controller and the power supply IC are integrated on this single-chip solution.

The newly unveiled Epson FF-640 is, according to Epson, the fastest photo scanner in the world. The model can scan photographs as rapidly as 1 image-per-second, doing so at 300dpi, or more slowly at a higher quality 600dpi resolution. Unlike flatbed scanners, the new FastFoto model features a 30-photo auto feeder, scanning the images to a hard drive and then providing the option to upload the files to online destinations including Dropbox, Google Drive, or Facebook.

HDR or High Dynamic Range is all the rage these days. You can get this technology on TVs and monitors, even gaming consoles are jumping on the bandwagon as this technology significantly improves the viewing experience. Epson is a major player in the projector market and today it has launched new projectors one of which features HDR.

Epson has announced a partnership with drone-maker DJI to ensure its Moverio AR smart glasses are fully compatible with the Chinese company’s aerial camera craft. The partnership means that the DJI Go app, used to monitor drone footage and flight information, will be tailored to suit Epson’s BT-300 glasses.

Epson hits back by launching their newest Windows 10 tablet namely the Endeavor TN21E. Specs-wise, this mid-range tablet sports a 10.1-inch 1366 x 768 HD LED-backlight display, a 1.44GHz Intel Atom x5-Z8350 processor, an Intel HD Graphics, a 2GB PC3L-12800 DDR3 RAM and a 128GB eMMC.

Printer and projector manufacturer Epson is set to begin sales of three 4K UHD digital projectors that feature HDR and 3D support, as well as extremely long lamp life. The EH-TW7300, EH-TW9300 and EH-TW9300W are designed for the home cinema market and come with a new high resolution 16-element lens.

Epson is offering you their latest slim desktop PC, the Endeavor ST180E. Measuring W45mm x D185mm x H195mm (without stand) and weighing 1.4kg, this space-saving system is configured with a 2.60GHz Intel Celeron G3900T processor, an Intel HD Graphics 510, a 4GB PC4-2133 DDR4 RAM and a 250GB 5400rpm hard drive.

Epson has come out with another 15.6-inch business-friendly notebook, the Endeavor NJ4000E. Measuring 28mm thick and weighing 2.3kg, the system sports a 15.6-inch 1920 x 1080 Full HD non-glossy display, a 2.30GHz Intel Core i5-6200U processor (w/ built-in GPU), a 4GB DDR4 RAM and a 250GB hard drive.

Here’s a look at another upcoming touchscreen all-in-one desktop PC from Epson, the Endeavor TD160E. Specs-wise, this space-saving system is built with a 15.6-inch 1366 x 768 HD 10-point multi-touch display, a 1.60GHz Intel Celeron N3150 processor (w/ built-in graphics card), a 2GB DDR3 RAM and a 64GB SSD.

Epson announced today that it will launch 3LCD Business Projectors this year.The three Epson projectors, which include the world’s first-ever 25,000-lumen 3LCD projector, are also the first to include inorganic 3LCD panels with a laser light source including an inorganic phosphor wheel.

Perfect for offices that worry about running out of paper, an all-in-one system that turns used paper into newly recycled stock will hit the market in mid-2016, Seiko Epson Corp. announced.