Brainchip in casino deployment

West Perth-based technology company Brainchip Holdings has announced it has deployed its card game monitoring technology at Mohegan Sun Casino in Connecticut, US.

The technology uses Brainchip's Spiking Neuron Adaptive Processor technology to determine outcomes in card games in real time.

The product uses autonomous learning, Brainchip said, to recognise cards and game rules to validate games, rather than current monitoring systems based on human oversight.

It follows an announcement in September last year that the company would roll out the technology at Aria Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, to be used on baccarat tables.

Aria is an independent entity within the MGM portfolio.

Brainchip chief executive Louis DiNardo said the gaming industry would provide a target rich environment for the Snap product.

“We have previously demonstrated success in Las Vegas at one of the largest gaming operators in the world and now have a meaningful relationship with one of the largest independent gaming operators in North America,” he said.

Mr DiNardo was appointed to the role in October.

Shares in Brainchip were unchanged at 29 cents each at the close of trading.