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ADVANSYS
StandNo.3370
ADVANSYSLAUNCHESTABLESGAMES MANAGEMENTSYSTEMANDEXPANDSTOGAMING DEVICESSEGMENTWITHHISNEWDAUGHTER COMPANYSPINTEC Advansys, premium Slovenian systems manufacturer, after years of international success with its heavy-duty ‘On-line System’ SlotScanner, launches a totally new product for gaming tables, which is more than just Accounting & Cage and Player Rating functionality for live games.
The brand new Table Management System branded TableScanner and proven Slot Management System SlotScanner are seamlessly integrated into one Casino Management System called FloorScanner. In fact, the highly experienced Advansys development team designed a unique database for slots and live games (Oracle), in which the Accounting & Cage of whole casino floor is intuitive and players earn bonus points on both, slots and tables.
There are at least a dozen benefits to such a solution, but just a few system manufacturers offer an integrated solution that works in real time.
Advansys’ ambitions reach further than just creating state-of-the-art Casino Management Systems. To achieve its goals, Advansys created a team of highly experienced engineers and founded daughter company, Spintec, which specialises in the development of top- class gaming devices. The first Spintec
3MTOUCHSYSTEMS
StandNo.3570 Gaming Technology Advansys has created a teamof
highly experienced engineers and
founded daughter company, Spintec,
which specialises in the development of top-class gaming devices. The first
Spintec product is a modern and
accurately designed automated roulette branded ‘Karma’ with outstanding ergonomics for
exceptional players comfort and
extended playtime, later come also slots.
product is a modern and accurately designed automated roulette branded ‘Karma’ with outstanding ergonomics for exceptional players comfort and extended playtime, later come also slots.
Advansys continues its success in South America, SlotScanner’s Mystery Jackpot modules are installed on more than 30 locations throughout Peru.
In Europe Advansys pays special attention on markets, where On–line systems are required by law. This is the case of Croatia, where On-line System will become mandatory for both casinos and slot halls from beginning of 2011 and Advansys obtained the BMM and SIQ certificates for these markets.
Advansys will present FloorScanner Casino Management System with all available modules for slots and tables at the London ICE 2011 booth nr. # 3370, shared with company Spintec, and Karma, presenting a new softly shaped automated roulette, which will meet there public for the first time.
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3MTOUCHSYSTEMS,ADIVISIONOFDIVERSIFIED TECHNOLOGYCOMPANY3M,WILLPRESENTA BROADRANGEOFMULTI-TOUCHENABLED INTERACTIVEDISPLAYSANDTABLEAPPLICATIONS 3M Touch Systems’ stand highlights will include wall displays made up of multiple multi-touch monitors and a 32-inch multi- player card table, highlighting the enormous potential for full multi-touch technology implementation in the casino gaming industry.
The revolutionary 22-inch 3M Multi- Touch Display M2256PW will be shown on the stand’s desk counter. Featuring ultra-fast, 20-plus finger multi-touch input and a high-definition, wide viewing-angle LCD, the display delivers performance designed to exceed the requirements of the most demanding professional applications.
Two multiple display walls (2x3 and 1x4), based on the 3M Multi-Touch Display C2254PW, a 22-inch multi-touch chassis version designed for slot machines and gaming tables, will be running Perceptive Pixel software. There will also be a standalone 22-inch Multi-Touch Display C2254PW alongside a 32-inch table application running a Perceptive Pixel Gesture Cardsdemonstration, a 32-inch slot machine and a 32-inch flight simulator, all based on the 3M Multi- Touch Display Chassis.
Featuring Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT) from 3M, the multi-touch displays
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