Changing the Game
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Jan Janssen, Gaming Support’s Sign Production Manager
Gaming Support is bringing technological innovations into casino signs
gility signs offer new levels of flexibility to operators. These super slim signs can be installed in more properties as they are lightweight, and have proven ideal for European venues where space can be more limited than in larger resort casinos. Using
state-of-the-art industrial plastics and microelectronics, the result is slim, lightweight and visually striking signs that deliver a long list of benefits to even the most demanding users.
“To create our Agility super slim gaming signs took about 14 months intensive research and development,” stated Rob Prins, Gaming Support’s Product Design Manager. “We looked at a lot of different materials, including wood and plastics, before we chose the closed cell foam solution we use today.” Rob Prins’ 18 years experience designing casino signs was a vital ingredient in creating this new product range.
During the R&D phase, Jan Janssen (Gaming Support’s Sign Production Manager) provided essential input that helped add more flexibility to what Agility offers gaming operators: “We had to create a practical solution that would deliver more for less for our casino customers. During the creation of Agility, we took our knowledge of making traditional metal signs and used that to make some breakthrough developments.”
These developments include replaceable sign facings. When a customer buys and installs Agility, the sign can stay there for longer; when the game theme and/or denom changes, all that needs to be changed is the artwork. And that can be done very easily with SnapSys and HyperFace.
With SnapSys, you unclick one panel, click on the new panel, and the sign has been updated. The technology inside each Agility sign can deal with these changes. This allows operators an incredibly simple plug and play solution to create ‘micro signs’ within the total sign that can be snapped on and off at will. “You unclick the old panel and click on the new panel. That’s it. In minutes, you’ve changed the sign,” stated Rob Prins.
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