times, and track incidents and persons of interest more efficiently and reliably,” says Hendrik Strauss, Resort Security/Surveillance Manager, Sun City Casino.
How can I find a person of interest in three minutes instead of 20? The Panomera W8 camera combines images from eight sensors and offers a high- resolution distortion-free 360° overview image of a very large area on just one screen. Another unique feature is that any number of operators can zoom into a scene at the same time, but the overview image is always retained both live and in the recording. In this way, the camera guarantees that no valuable information or evidence is lost. The cameras even display the area directly below the camera in high resolution, eliminating the disadvantage of a “blind spot” seen with many other 360° cameras.
No more looking in the wrong direction - Dallmeier unveils next-gen surveillance
One of the great challenges for casinos is providing surveillance for large casino floors efficiently in terms of costs and personnel. Operators and staffing budgets are most often overstretched, and infrastructure and IT administration costs must be considered. Typically, the results fall short of expectations regarding image quality, overview, and achievement of objectives. Te Panomera W8 camera from German video technology manufacturer Dallmeier addresses these issues.
“Thanks to the Dallmeier Panomera W8 camera, we need considerably fewer camera systems on the gaming floor. Each camera offers a unique, dewarped
Argon, GSX, Roulette Gold - Cammegh showcases trio of innovations at ICE London
Cammegh returns to ICE this year as the longest contiguous exhibitor in the show’s history, more enthused than ever to take part in the gaming industry's biggest showcase event.
"I don’t think I’ve ever looked forward to an ICE show more than this one," shares Andrew Cammegh of his enthusiasm for ICE 2023. "What’s exciting is that the number of visitors this year is expected to break records; we’ll see the return of colleagues and partners from the land-based suppler sector, and we have such a devastating line-up of products to showcase on the Cammegh booth. We simply can't wait."
Brand new to ICE 2023 is Argon, a replacement for Cammegh's long-serving Pit Boss and Wheel Manager analysis and servicing tools. Argon provides analytical wheel data in addition to a client-side product inventory of Cammegh equipment installed. Argon will also be able to update media files to the connected Billboard Displays and managed licensed products remotely. "Argon is an asset management tool both for the products we produce today, and those in development for the future," explains Andrew. "It's the nervous system for all Cammegh products."
Te second world-wide debut at ICE is GSX, a product set to be unveiled on the Cammegh booth in partnership with DVUS. GSX harnesses Cammegh's Mercury 360 Mini-wheel, which
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delivers space efficiency and high productivity, as the centrepiece of a host-operated live table, with up to six player terminals linked to the wheel. "GSX is a space-efficient, productivity amplifier with added games per hour utilising the Mercury 360 Mini," adds Andrew. "It's a product that leans heavily into the growing demand for social gaming. It's a complementary social offer, rather than a replacement to established betting terminal environments, which addresses the demand for a different kind of gaming in a cost-effective package."
Breaking through the table game’s glass-ceiling, Cammegh’s centrepiece offering at ICE 2023 is Roulette Gold, a mechanical, non-RNG three-tier progressive jackpot that turns a single chip from a 35-1 pay-out, into the potential of a life-changing win. Te new progressive requires no drilling of the table or installation of electronics beneath the cloth. Te result is instant, simple to deal and understand, with results played out upon the wheel itself while being simultaneously displayed on the Billboard Display’s pin-sharp graphics.
Roulette Gold has recently completed in-house tests running on multiple tables in a live casino
environment, and currently sports a top tier prize of £250,000, reflecting the level of customer confidence in Cammegh's innovative new progressive. “Our customer is now looking to roll- out to multiple sites, initially in London, and then further afield,” explains Andrew. “Roulette Gold is a well-tested, understood and reliable gaming platform that enables people to win-big on the traditional game of roulette.”
If ICE London visitors want to sample Roulette Gold for themselves, they have the opportunity to visit the Cammegh stand between February 7-9, 2023, booth S9-130, or alternately, they can visit Te Victoria Casino during their stay in London for the chance to win the quarter of a million jackpot.
360° overview. In the overview, an unlimited number of detailed views can be opened with a mouse click. This helps us massively improve our response
This stands in stark contrast to PTZ camera-only based solutions omnipresent in casino environments: First, PTZ cameras reduce the observed (and the recorded!) events to the section selected by the operator. Second, large spatial contexts become increasingly unclear the higher the zoom factor, and everything outside the “PTZ zoom” escapes the recording and is thus not available for exploitation in court.
Alongside improved objective security, there is another decisive reason for the IT decision-maker to consider Dallmeier Panomera W8 systems: significantly fewer cameras – even at a higher price per camera – means significantly less complexity and less infrastructure: fewer ports, fewer cables, less installation effort, less maintenance, less vulnerability to malfunctions and attempted attacks.
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