Modular entertainment and gaming system configured for processing raw biometric data and multimedia response by a remote server
CA 2468059 A1 · Owner: Beney, Pierre-Jean · Inventors: Gatto, Jean-Marie; Beney, Pierre-Jean; Brunet De Courssou, Thierry
Overview
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57) Abstract: A secure and modular architecture for monitoring and controlling clusters of pay entertainment and gaming devices (200, 300, 400). The architecture allows flexible and secure use of state of the art multimedia and Internet technologies to attract the younger player generation used to flashy and networked games (102). Cash or cash-less entertainment and gaming devices are supported.
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- Filed November 22, 2002. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended November 22, 2022.
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