Epson
Epson will showcase its AX6 cobot alongside ColorWorks and vision platforms at PACK EXPO 2026 in Chicago.
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Epson
Epson will showcase its AX6 cobot alongside ColorWorks and vision platforms at PACK EXPO 2026 in Chicago.
Epson announced it will showcase how its ColorWorks on-demand color label printers, collaborative robot and vision technology can work together to streamline and automate packaging and fulfillment operations at PACK EXPO 2026 in Chicago.
The company said that ColorWorks on-demand color label printers enable high-quality, customized color labels when needed, and robotics and automation help streamline tasks such as handling, inspection, packaging and fulfillment.
“Flexibility has become an important part of the packaging process, whether in labeling or automation, enabling personalization and rapid response to changing customer demands,” said Andrew Kim, product manager, Epson America. “ColorWorks solutions give businesses greater control over their labeling and packaging process, and when coupled with Epson collaborative robots, the flexibility to print high-quality, customized labels and streamline box labeling to improve productivity, manage costs and streamline operations.”
Epson said that it will showcase how its technologies help businesses simplify and streamline packaging and fulfillment operations. The company provided the following details regarding its PACK EXPO presence:
Epson said that the ColorWorks on-demand color label offerings, engineered with PrecisionCore technology, deliver full-color, dynamic labels with ease, efficiency and exceptional quality.
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