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AI robots sort Zalando returns
CEVA Logistics and Sereact have put AI robots on Zalando clothing returns in Germany and Poland, with no per-item training.
Read moreAWS releases an open physical AI toolchain with NVIDIA
AWS has released the Physical AI Toolchain, an open-source set of tools for training, simulating and deploying robots on the NVIDIA platform.
Ricoh moves toner production to France
Ricoh toner production is moving in stages from Telford in the UK to the ETRIA plant near Dieppe, with the transfer complete in September 2027.
Ultra raises $62 million for packing robots
Ultra, which rents order-packing robots to warehouses, has raised $62 million and works with Physical Intelligence on the AI software.
Autonomics Tech cleaning robots come to Greece
As a representative of Autonomics Tech, Ergonet supplies autonomous cleaning robots, automated stations and fleet-management software, with deployment, integration and technical support in Greece.
New CET consumables in stock at Ergonet
A new shipment of CET consumables, with toner, drums and related components, has arrived and is in stock at Ergonet.
Europe's compatible and remanufactured consumables market in 2026
Demand for compatible and remanufactured cartridges in Europe remains significant, but it is squeezed by OEM chips and firmware, patents and new sustainability rules.
In-house printer service
Ergonet backs its consumables with in-house printer service and repair across the OEM brands it supports.
Remanufactured cartridges and the circular economy: WEEE, Blue Angel and ETIRA
How WEEE, the Blue Angel eco-label and ETIRA support standards-based remanufacturing of cartridges, and how it differs from illegal clones.
Kyocera ECOSYS MZ3201ix: a compact A3 MFP
Kyoceras ECOSYS MZ3201ix brings enterprise-class A3 copy, print and scan to a compact MFP for growing businesses.
Cartridge chip expertise
The cartridge chip decides compatibility, and it is one of Ergonet's core areas of know-how.
Patents and clones: why some cartridges are stopped at the EU border
Patent-infringing clones are seized by EU customs, while legal compatible and remanufactured cartridges circulate freely.
Right to Repair and Ecodesign: what changes for printers and cartridges
The EU's Right to Repair Directive and the Ecodesign framework move the market toward longer product life, accessible spare parts and legitimate compatible consumables.
Chips and firmware: why some printers reject third-party cartridges
How printer firmware reads a cartridge chip, why some OEM updates block third-party consumables and how a serious supplier keeps compatibles working.
Working with Static Control on Canon compatibility
Our partnership with Static Control, a US maker of imaging components, toner and chips, lets us resolve compatibility issues on Canon devices.
How to choose the right compatible toner or ink
Four things decide a compatible cartridge: the exact model and chip match, the declared page yield, colour consistency and the supplier behind it.
The ASCONN and Topjet factories: our partners in China
Ergonet works directly with the ASCONN and Topjet factories in China, two established makers of printing consumables, for the compatible products it supplies in Greece.
How compatible cartridge quality is measured
Page-yield standards and batch testing are what set a good compatible cartridge apart.
Compatible, remanufactured, OEM and clone: the differences
What each of the four terms means, and why the legal difference matters as much as the price.
NVIDIA unveils Jetson Thor modules and Cosmos 3 Edge
NVIDIA introduced its Jetson T3000 and T2000 modules alongside Cosmos 3 Edge, a 4-billion-parameter model that lets machines perceive and act through on-device inference.
Datalogic Falcon X60/65: an ultra-rugged mobile computer
Datalogics Falcon X60/65 pairs a Qualcomm Dragonwing processor with scanning up to 30 m and Green Spot confirmation for the warehouse.
Elo Pay 15": Tap to Pay for POS and kiosks
Elo expanded its payment platform with the new Elo Pay 15" Tap to Pay device.
NVIDIA launches Cosmos 3 for Physical AI
NVIDIA released Cosmos 3, an open foundation model that combines world simulation, action generation and reasoning to train robots on real-world tasks.
HP DesignJet Z6 and Z9+ Plus Edition at FESPA 2026
At FESPA 2026 HP introduced the DesignJet Z6 and Z9+ PostScript Plus Edition, a unified large-format series for photo-quality graphics.
HP introduces a LaserJet range with quantum-resistant security
HP announced a new LaserJet Pro generation with quantum-resistant security, available from May 2026.
Kyocera adds three high-speed A3 MFPs
Kyocera expanded the TASKalfa range with new high-volume colour A3 MFPs.
Ricoh IM: new black-and-white A3 MFPs
Ricoh unveils the RICOH IM Series of cloud-ready A3 monochrome MFPs, in six models from 25 to 70 ppm.
Locus Robotics launches Locus Array
Locus Robotics unveiled Locus Array, a mobile robot with a robotic arm and AI vision that picks, puts away and replenishes orders without human hands.
Canon launches remanufactured imageRUNNER ADVANCE DX C5800 RM MFPs
Canon U.S.A. opens a U.S. remanufacturing operation with two colour A3 MFPs built to cut e-waste.
BIXOLON XLR-40: an industrial laser label printer
With the XLR-40, BIXOLON moves into industrial label printers using laser technology.
Zebra shows AI handhelds at MODEX 2026
At MODEX 2026 Zebra showed its TC501 and TC701 mobile computers, with AI processing on the device.
OKI C651 and MC554: compact A4 colour
OKI Europe adds the C651 printer and MC554 MFP to its A4 colour range, for offices, retail and healthcare with limited space.
Datalogic Gryphon 4600: a scanner with AI decoding
Datalogic launched the Gryphon 4600 scanner series, with neural-network barcode decoding.
StarBoard YL7X Pro EDLA: the new flagship interactive display
StarBoard introduced the YL7X Pro EDLA, a flagship 4K interactive display with certified Android.
Google unveils the Universal Commerce Protocol
At NRF 2026 Google introduced the Universal Commerce Protocol, an open standard for buying inside AI Mode and Gemini without leaving the conversation.
Zebra SP20: a single-plane scanner for checkout
At NRF 2026 Zebra introduced the SP20, a compact single-plane scanner with an 80% wider field of view and a five-minute setup, for small and medium retailers.
SAP puts AI agents at the core of retail
At NRF 2026 SAP unveiled AI agents and tools for retailers, including an Order Reliability Agent and a Storefront MCP Server for shopping through AI assistants.
Brother launches a new business colour laser range
Brother announced a new generation of business colour laser printers and MFPs.