IGT (20240282178). ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE HAVING A REEL ASSEMBLY AND METHOD OF MAKING REEL STRIPS simplified abstract

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ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE HAVING A REEL ASSEMBLY AND METHOD OF MAKING REEL STRIPS

Organization Name

IGT

Inventor(s)

Lauren Hillstrom of Otis Orchards WA (US)

Gary Sanchez of Reno NV (US)

Anton Walker of Reno NV (US)

Kyle Rothchild of Carson City NV (US)

ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE HAVING A REEL ASSEMBLY AND METHOD OF MAKING REEL STRIPS - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240282178 titled 'ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE HAVING A REEL ASSEMBLY AND METHOD OF MAKING REEL STRIPS

The abstract of the patent application describes a gaming system with a housing and a reel assembly supported by the housing. The reel assembly includes a reel with a reel strip manufactured using an inkjet printing process, featuring designated symbols that can be revealed or hidden based on the lighting of the reel strip.

  • The gaming system includes a housing and a reel assembly.
  • The reel strip on the reel is manufactured using an inkjet printing process.
  • The reel strip has designated symbols that can be revealed or hidden depending on the lighting.
  • The innovation allows for dynamic gameplay based on the visibility of symbols on the reel strip.

Potential Applications: - Casino slot machines - Arcade games - Online gaming platforms

Problems Solved: - Enhances the gaming experience with interactive and visually appealing features. - Provides a unique and customizable gameplay experience.

Benefits: - Increased engagement and excitement for players. - Customizable reel strips for different themes and games.

Commercial Applications: Title: Innovative Gaming System with Dynamic Reel Strip Technology This technology can be utilized in various commercial gaming applications, enhancing user experience and attracting more players to gaming establishments.

Questions about the technology: 1. How does the inkjet printing process enhance the design and functionality of the reel strip? 2. What are the potential cost implications of implementing this technology in gaming systems?


Original Abstract Submitted

a gaming system including a housing and a reel assembly supported by the housing, the reel assembly including reel having a reel strip manufactured using an inkjet printing process and having one or move designated symbols that can be revealed or hidden depending on the lighting of the reel strip.