Epson will be introducing a wide range of projectors, including some never-seen-before products, alongside an exciting immersive area at the upcoming Integrate 2023 expo in Sydney.

Integrate has been Australia’s leading event for pro and commercial AV and interactive technologies for over a decade and continues to show the world that Australia is a launch pad for the application of innovative technologies.

Epson’s immersive experience, created with AV specialists Igloo, will be wrapped in projection on the walls, ceiling and floor and will showcase Epson’s high-brightness PU-series laser projectors and 4K enhancement.

Kicking off proceedings will be the EB-PQ2220B. By building on the success of the EB-PU Series Epson has introduced the world’s smallest and lightest 20,000-lumen 4K projector in the EB-PQ2220B.

This projector offers users many advantages, including reduced size and weight, easy installation and set-up, simple maintenance and excellent image quality. It has also been designed for use in venues large and small to give the best possible high-impact immersive experiences.

Another product on the Epson stand will be the EB-PQ2010B. Part of Epson’s Pro series this new projector offers larger-than-life images from a sleek, powerful unit that’s easy to install. The EB-PQ2010B, also the world’s smallest and lightest 10,000-lumen 4K projector, is compatible with a wide range of optional powered lenses, including a zero offset .35 ultra short-throw lens.

The next projector on display is the EB-810E, Epson’s first 4KE super-ultra-short-throw laser display designed for businesses, hybrid working and immersive spaces.

The EB-810E can be placed just centimetres away from a wall to create bright 4KE images up to 160”. It projects content in stunning clarity and offers a low-cost, energy-efficient large display solution with a convenient and quick setup. With 5,000 lumens CLO and 3LCD technology, the EB-810E is simple to use and enables content visibility from all angles and distances.

Alongside these new products are the power and flexibility that come in the form of the Epson EB-PU2216B 16,000-lumen large venue laser projector. Featuring a sleek, black cabinet, this premium laser projector is optimised for live events with 3G-SDI input and output to accommodate daisy-chaining and long cable runs, plus a mechanical shutter to protect the projector during laser-light shows.

The EB-PU2216B produces ultra-bright images from a standard 120V power source and uses a 20,000-hour virtually maintenance-free laser light source. The EB-PU2216B also features a hermetically sealed optical engine for high dust resistance and a filterless cabinet for low-maintenance operation.

Next up is the EB-PU2220B which offers users significant advantages like the EB-PQ2220B, including compact size, reduced weight, easy installation and set-up, simplified maintenance and great image quality. This ultra-lightweight, compact laser projector has also been designed for use in large auditoriums, live events, concerts and conference rooms where it delivers high-impact immersive experiences.

The next projector, Epson’s EB-805F, is a laser display solution that brings informative signage to life, with scalable projections of up to 13”. Bringing fresh dimension to signage with borderless images and projection onto ultra-wide surfaces, the EB-805F features full HD 1080p image quality, making it ideal for retail, hospitality and visitor attractions presenting a truly immersive experience.

For business owners and creative minds who continue to search for new ways to create personalised, interactive experiences to keep consumers engaged there will be the Epson EV-115 lighting laser projector.

A convergence of lighting and display technology, the EV-115’s unique spotlight form factor, combined with breakthrough laser technology and easy content management tools, allows users to unleash dynamic displays for digital art, commercial signage and décor applications.

The EV-115 adds movement and life to retail displays, hospitality events, visitor experiences, galleries, museums, corporate environments and exhibitions by subtly blending into any environment.