Editor Introduction
Video surveillance has been a dominant factor in the casino market since the 1950s when video replaced the use of elevated walkways that allowed casino security personnel to monitor the gaming floor from above. As technology continues to evolve, we can expect to see more innovative uses of video in the casino market. Beyond video, other technologies are also transforming the casino experience. We asked this week’s Expert Panel Roundtable: How are new technologies impacting the casino surveillance and security market?
Daniel Reichman
Ai-RGUS
Automation and standardization are critical in an ever-changing workforce. Recent improvements in artificial intelligence software enable automating tasks that are otherwise time-consuming but important for keeping the security system compliant with gaming board regulations. Regulations include making sure that cameras are working and recording clear evidence of all gaming activities. Software solutions now exist that regularly check that all the cameras, NVRs, and servers are “live” on the network, recording that the view from each camera is clear and free of obstructions and that none of the views are tilted.
Editor: Larry Anderson
December 5, 2023
Security Informed