What we’ve done is create automation for the surveillance systems, adding the ability to use AI and deep learning to identify what currency has been placed on the table. It’s a system that frees surveillance and table management from the process of valuing the currency or TiTo ticket that’s placed on the table. It automates an entire process that is at high risk for theft and errors and removes one burden of the manual process so the casino can, again, focus on the player experience. It is a solution that ties into our automation offer, giving higher security and better accuracy, taking one more worry off the shoulders of management. It is new technology, never seen before and it’s patented by JCM.


Te final note I’d like to add is that JCM Global appreciates the fact that the whole world has


“One of the additional consequences of the pandemic is that operators now have labour issues; either they can’t find the employees they need, they can’t keep them or that labour wants to work in customer-facing positions, something with a defined career path. So, we took all the human manual cash processes and gave


those to industrial robots, who never get sick, tired, they don’t take holidays or breaks – they do what they are told, every time, the exact same way. ” Dave Kubajak


an ongoing battle with supply chain issues, which centres around semi-conductor supply shortages. It’s a struggle for everyone right now. JCM continues to deliver bill validators and printers today, though admittedly not at the level that everyone wants. However, we are shipping every month for customers.


Component supply is the same challenge facing everyone. Te electronics industry relies upon around 10 key companies who manage the entire global inventory and deliverables for everyone that makes tech products. So, until chip suppliers can figure out their challenges – we are the tail wagging the dog. We are waiting for them to solve their internal challenges so that we can alleviate the demand issues facing our customers.


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