Epson will show its commitment to interactive projectors in the classroom at SIMO Education

The company defends the use of these devices over flat screens to promote new learning models in the classroom. Among the new features that can be seen at its stand is the EB-710Ui ultra-short distance laser equipment., that responds to the challenges of the educational sector: larger screen size and maximum interactivity.

Epson repeat attendance, one more year, a SIMO Education, which will be held in IFEMA of the 25 al 27 October, to show attendees the most innovative products for the field of collaborative learning and improving technological efficiency in educational centers: from document management and printing, to the most advanced interactive touch projectors.

Among the different products that will be exhibited at your stand (12H01, Pavilion 12) highlights the EB-710Ui ultra short throw laser projector, that responds to the challenges of the educational sector: larger screen size and maximum interactivity.

With high brightness images on screens up to 100 inches and high definition (HD), as well as interactivity through touch control and two pens, and series of tools designed for collaborative work and the ability to share content, This team provides the dynamism and motivation necessary for current classes.

In line with the objective of promoting collaborative learning, Epson defends the use of interactive projectors over flat screens in the classroom due to the possibilities that these devices offer in terms of handling and configuration.

Projectors are also capable of displaying larger images, less distorted and easy to adjust depending on the size and space available in the classroom. By incorporating interactive sensors, These projectors can become multifunctional digital whiteboards.

Another aspect that will focus Epson's participation in SIMO Education, as Ernest Quingles explains, CEO of Epson Spain, France and Portugal, It will be important to increase the presence of eco-sustainable technologies within educational centers.

“At Epson we are a company recognized for our commitment to the promotion and development of sustainable technologies from an environmental point of view.. In this sense, Our proposal for printing and document management equipment aimed at the educational sector revolves around the commitment to inkjet, since it has been shown that this system is up to a 96% more energy efficient and produces a 92% “less CO2 emissions than laser technology”.