The installation was made by Imagis partner API Gaming, which has offices in Las Vegas and Green Bay.
The Images ID-2000 technology is part of API's Gaming-ID suite, which is designed to identify restricted or banned players within the casino facility, according to Iain Drummond, president and CEO of Imagis. "Gaming-ID brings together a number of applications necessary for casino operators to maintain a high level of security in their facilities," he said. "Using the casino's existing surveillance cameras together with their library of banned individuals, Gaming-ID can identify threats and alert casino security faster and more efficiently than procedures in place today."