Epson Naturescape on Show

Integrate is Australia’s leading platform dedicated to helping businesses harness the power of AV to transform customer experiences. At this year’s show Epson, known for its colourful and inventive AV projector displays, will be creating a naturescape that will change throughout the event on their stand, F1.

Epson A/NZ corporate marketing manager Priscilla Dickason explained, “In our projection mapping area we have designed and will be projecting various forest and landscape scenes as a backdrop. We will then have two stacked EB-L890E projectors mapping onto three free-standing shapes, such as flowers. Our stand space will be transformed into different destinations around the world during the show.”

Epson will also create a projection “window” that looks through to other, similar scenes and their innovative EV-115 projector will producing colourful and vibrant content onto the main stand area.

Some of Epson’s cleverest and most colourful projectors will be at Integrate this year including two first-timers.

First up is the Epson EB-L890E, a high-performance 3LCD laser projector designed for large venues such as lecture halls, conference rooms and immersive installations. It delivers 8,000 lumens of colour and white brightness, ensuring vivid and clear images even in well-lit environments. The projector features WUXGA resolution with 4K Enhancement technology, providing sharp and detailed visuals. The EB-L890E offers flexible installation options with a 1.6x optical zoom, wide lens shift, and 360-degree mounting capability. Connectivity options include HDMI, HDBaseT and built-in wireless connectivity, supporting advanced screen casting tools like Apple AirPlay 2, Miracast and iProjetion. The EB-L890E projector also features built-in geometric correction tools and supports multi-projector setups with optional accessories like the ELPEC01 camera.

The next newcomer to Epson’s stand at Integrate is the EB-L690SE, a high-performance short-throw laser projector designed for professional environments such as conference rooms, simulators and galleries. The projector delivers 6,000 lumens of white and colour brightness with 4K enhancement technology, ensuring detailed and high-resolution image reproduction virtually in any venue. Its 0.5–0.7:1 throw ratio and 1.4x optical zoom enable large images from short distances. With motorised zoom, focus and lens shift, the L690SE offers flexible installation in a wide range of environments. Its compact design and advanced features make it ideal for immersive, high-quality images in space-constrained settings.

Alongside these will be the EB-PQ2220B. With this projector and by building on the highly compact and efficient EB-PU Series product platform, Epson has combined its patented, state of the art 4K Crystal Motion, panel thermo-control and double micro-lens array technologies to achieve a new benchmark in 4K image quality. The 20,000 lumen EB-PQ2220B offers users significant advantages including a compact size and weight, easier installation and set-up, simplified maintenance and great image quality.

Then we have the EB-810E, a projector that is bright and vibrant up-to 160 inches, enabling content visibility from all angles and distances. The EB-810E’s super- short-throw lens allows discreet positioning close to any wall, allowing presenters free access without casting shadows. Combined with flexible installation options, this versatile projector is an ideal display solution suitable for different room sizes.

Finally and as mentioned above will be Epson’s LightScene EV-115, the cutting-edge digital signage solution that creates stunning visual displays and immersive environments.

A convergence of lighting and display technology, LightScene laser projectors captivate audiences by simultaneously illuminating and projecting on virtually any surface or material, unleashing dynamic, experiential content for digital art, commercial signage and décor applications.

Visit Epson stand F1 at Integrate 2025 from 27 to 29 August to see Epson demonstrate the true nature of projection.