Xailient and Konami Introduce Biometric Innovation for Table Games

May 9, 2025
Xailient and Konami will debut a privacy-safe biometric innovation for table games at G2E Asia 2025, enhancing player recognition and engagement.

Xailient and Konami are set to debut a privacy-safe biometric innovation for table games at G2E Asia 2025, as announced in a press release. The new technology, SYNK Vision™ Tables, will be showcased at The Venetian Expo in Macau, offering seamless player recognition and real-time rewards.

This innovation extends the capabilities of SYNK Vision Slots to live table games, creating a unified biometric ecosystem that recognizes players without the need for loyalty cards. This system promises a frictionless and secure experience for players, while providing operators with real-time insights and reduced fraud risk.

Lars Oleson, CEO of Xailient, highlighted the integration of Xailient's privacy-safe AI face recognition with Konami's SYNKROS system as a major advancement in biometric player tracking. The collaboration aims to enhance player experience and uphold high standards of privacy and data protection.

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