Epson will showcase new projection technology at Integrate 2026 at the ICC Sydney, in Australia, running from September 2-4, where the company will be located on stand HK12. The hero product on display will be the EB-XQ2030B, a new projector scheduled to launch later in 2026, which Epson says is the world’s smallest and lightest 30,000-lumen 4K projector. Aimed at large venues, live events, visitor attractions and staging environments, it combines Epson 4K Crystal Motion with 3LCD laser technology, alongside a patented Advanced Cooling Engine and Intel SDM-ready connectivity.
The second hero product is the EB-870Ei, a new interactive ultra-short-throw laser projector launching in early 2027, aimed at education and collaborative environments. Its ultra-short-throw design is intended to maximise usable wall space while reducing shadows and glare, combining 4K Enhancement technology with interactive functionality, built-in wireless connectivity and Apple AirPlay support.
Alongside the two launches, Epson will also display a range of existing products including the EB-L795SE, a short-throw laser projector offering 7,000 lumens brightness and display sizes up to 400in; the EB-L690SE, offering 6,000 lumens and a short throw ratio of 0.5-0.7:1; the EB-810E, an ultra-short-throw model for meeting rooms capable of displays up to 160in; and the EV-115 LightScene, a compact digital signage-ready projector aimed at retail, hospitality and museum settings.
Epson’s stand will be built around the theme Larger Than Life, using ultra-high-resolution macro photography of insects alongside oversized foliage and natural elements to create an immersive environment. Visitors can also book private tours of the stand during the event.
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