Tovala Chicago, introduced Scan The Store, which uses Tovala’s smart technology Tovala IQ to allow consumers to cook frozen foods just by scanning their barcodes.

JLT Mobile Computers, Chandler, Ariz., expanded its customer service and support capabilities in the U.S. market with a new service site in Atlanta.

MobileDemand, Hiawatha, Iowa, introduced xKeyPad, a patent-pending software tool used to enter numbers faster with a persistent numeric keypad.

Epson America, Long Beach, Calif., announced the ColorWorks C7500, what is said to be the first color label printer to be certified by Applied Data Corp.

Whitewater Processing Co., a turkey processor based in Harrison, Ohio, turned to Fairbanks Scales, Inc., Kansas City, Mo., to install their LabelBank/DataBank rapid barcode labeling system.

Datalogic, Eugene, Ore., announced the PowerScan 9300 laser scanner series of rugged handheld readers.

Scandit, San Francisco, launched the barcode scanner software development kit (SDK) 5.0, which provides retail, manufacturing and supply chain enterprises with the speed and performance necessary to replace dedicated barcode scanners and mobile computers.

A report produced by ABI Research predicts enterprise wearable scanner shipments will reach nearly 22 million by 2021, increasing from just 7 million in 2016.