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The purpose of this internship project is to explore the possibility for mathematically modelling casino floors in order to predict floor performance in partnership with SPIELO, a Moncton, NB-based company which designs, manufactures and distributes high-tech gaming products. Such a model could be used to assist floor operators with deciding where to place games. Recent advancements in game machine technology make it possible to change a game provided at a given location on a casino floor by simply downloading software to a physical machine permanently placed at that location. It is current practice for floor operators to collect data about machine performance regularly and switch games based on this data and a set of heuristics acquired through experience. The mathematical model proposed in this project could assist operators with developing optimal floor plans.
Dr. Dawn MacIsaac
Daniel Rogers
SPIELO
Engineering
Digital media
University of New Brunswick
Accelerate
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