AI has become firmly embedded in igaming, but use of the technology in the land-based sector is comparatively under-discussed. This is despite significant potential benefits, from driving customer engagement to optimising venue operations. With retail gaming venues beginning to recognise the opportunities at their fingertips, Craig Stapleton, Product Director for Advantech’s Gaming Solutions division, speaks […]
AI has become firmly embedded in igaming, but use of the technology in the land-based sector is comparatively under-discussed. This is despite significant potential benefits, from driving customer engagement to optimising venue operations. With retail gaming venues beginning to recognise the opportunities at their fingertips, Craig Stapleton, Product Director for Advantech’s Gaming Solutions division, speaks to iGB about how to best leverage AI in the physical realm.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is undeniably the in-vogue trend in the gambling industry. Much has been written about how AI can drive growth and profitability for online gaming.
Personalisation in particular has emerged as a lucrative area where online casinos are leveraging AI, with operators using the technology to intelligently tailor the gameplay experience to their customers.
Given its digital nature and the wealth of data touchpoints associated with online gambling, it is understandable that industry decision-makers have so far focused on igaming, rather than land-based gaming, as a more natural home for AI-driven technologies.
However, despite a relative lack of discussion on the topic, AI presents opportunities to improve gameplay, personalisation and ultimately margin for land-based operators too, says Craig Stapleton, the Product Director for Advantech’s Gaming Solutions division.
This is particularly important in the context of shifting demographics on the casino floor, with the average age of casino players trending younger. The Twilio 2024 State of Customer Engagement Report found that younger customers in particular spend more money with brands that personalise engagement, peaking with two-thirds of Gen Z consumers who adopt such an approach, followed by millennials in second place.
The American Gaming Association revealed last year that the average age of casino visitors had nosedived from 50 to 42 in the space of just five years.
Future-proofing retail gaming
It is therefore beyond doubt that AI technologies will disrupt retail gaming substantially in the years to come – and bricks-and-mortar establishments need to embrace the opportunity before it is too late.
Despite the sharp growth of online gambling, land-based gaming still accounted for the bulk of the US gambling market last year. Commercial and tribal casinos represented 56% of the total $172 billion (£131 billion/€155 billion) in gambling spend in the US in 2024 and 61% of gross gaming revenue, according to a report by Eilers & Krejcik Gaming.
However, given the trajectories of the different gambling verticals, the status quo will not last. While the mobile betting, icasino and ilottery verticals experienced double-digit expansions in the US from 2023 to 2024, growth in the commercial and tribal casino space has stagnated, with the segment expanding by just over 1% year-on-year.
New approaches and experiences, underpinned by new technologies, are required by the sector’s proactive operators to accelerate growth and ensure future financial sustainability – and it is inevitable that AI and data-driven personalisation will be vital.
AI in land-based gaming
Advantech, which is based in Taiwan and supplies gaming hardware companies globally, is one technology provider that is forging a path forward for AI in land-based gaming. As a supplier of embedded computing solutions, Advantech’s dedicated Gaming Solutions division designs and manufactures hardware and software for gaming devices.
“We believe that, like most other vertical markets, AI has the potential to add significant value to the land-based gaming sector,” Stapleton says.
“It’s more about discovering how best to apply the technology. In the context of land-based gaming, which primarily focuses on delivering player experiences, AI can – and is – being used to enhance that experience by observing and monitoring player behaviours to optimise operations and improve security measures.”
“Like most other vertical markets, AI has the potential to add significant value to the land-based gaming sector”
AI leverages vast amounts of data, helping to make the retail gaming experience more relevant and engaging for the customer.
By analysing gameplay data and studying the behaviour of individual players, AI can provide customers with specific game recommendations tailored to their preferences to optimise retention and enhance the player experience. These customised offerings could be based on factors ranging from game themes to in-game features and amounts wagered – and much more.
“AI can be used to mine behavioural data and gain a deeper understanding of what content resonates with players and how they engage or respond to it,” Stapleton adds. “This data can also assist operators in promoting responsible gaming by analysing player behaviours, identifying patterns or signs of problematic behaviour and prompting timely intervention from onsite teams.
“AI toolkits can also streamline and monitor machine maintenance by automating routine tasks and identifying suspicious behaviour, reducing both labour costs and mitigating operational risks.”
Built-for-AI gaming hardware
Advantech says it is already leveraging AI in its hardware and software solutions for the gaming industry.
The business’ primary offering to the gaming market is its DPX series of platforms, which are designed to meet the requirements of gaming applications including slot machines, sports betting, lottery kiosks and terminals.
But because artificial intelligence is a rapidly evolving field, and AI in a land-based context is still nascent, products also need to be built with future use cases in mind.
“Our DPX platforms are designed with future-proof architectures that allow seamless integration of AI applications, ensuring that operators can leverage AI without requiring major hardware overhauls,” Stapleton adds.
“Advantech’s DPX products are designed to support both current and future gaming requirements. We work closely with our technology partners, staying aligned with their developments and roadmaps to ensure that our offerings meet the evolving needs of operators and customers in the field. Our platforms provide the necessary infrastructure to support AI and other advanced applications, allowing us to serve as a gateway or facilitator of innovation.”
Advantech’s product features provide the entire hardware CPU platform for a typical slot machine application in a single product, Stapleton says.The company also offers a range of graphics cards that can be added to the scalable DPX-S series of platforms, enabling almost any level of GPU (graphics processing unit) and AI computing power to be introduced to the platform.
Advantech offer a range of hardware and software solutions for the gaming industry
Challenges to AI in land-based gaming
One of the biggest challenges to implementing AI effectively in the land-based sector is the long lifecycle of operational gaming machines. Established machines often use legacy technology that is not compatible with AI-enabled solutions, requiring a significant investment for upgrades.
Additionally, integrating AI into existing systems can be complex and resource-intensive, Stapleton explained. This has slowed down adoption in the sector dramatically.
“Advantech recognises these challenges, which is why all our solutions undergo rigorous testing and are compliant with GLI, BMM, and other industry certifications.
“We ensure that our platforms maintain forward and backward compatibility within product families, allowing for scalability. This approach empowers operators to focus on content delivery and reduce their time to market.”
Regulatory compliance
Slow uptake of AI in land-based gaming products isn’t just driven by technological restraints or the technology’s novelty, however. Stapleton highlighted that regulatory compliance is one of several factors contributing towards relatively sluggish adoption of AI in the sector.
Land-based gaming in many jurisdictions is saddled with a heavy and often highly complex regulatory burden, meaning some stakeholders are hesitant about how new technology – AI included – may affect their compliance.
“Land-based operators operate under stringent regulations, and AI adoption is still being explored and evaluated within these frameworks,” he explains.
However, AI is already being widely used by licensed igaming operators to streamline KYC processes and enforce legal requirements such as game fairness, betting limits, advertising standards and bonus terms and conditions. Potential learnings can be applied from the way the igaming sector has legally and profitably implemented the technology.
With regulator-approved physical gaming products, land-based operators can enjoy similar benefits without worrying about compliance.
One of the key benefits of Advantech’s solutions, according to Stapleton, is that they are designed to comply with jurisdictional regulations and security protocols across a range of territories.
In a rapidly changing space, solutions such as those provided by Advantech are primed to kick-start AI adoption in retail gaming settings, benefiting operators, technology providers and, ultimately, customers.
“As AI technologies continue to evolve and mature, we anticipate wider adoption within various industries, with land-based gaming being no exception,” Stapleton says. “We’re confident that as this growth continues, it will introduce new challenges but also offer many exciting benefits.
Craig Stapleton, Product Director for Advantech’s Gaming Solutions division
Louis Vuitton Teams Up With Real Madrid as It Expands in High-End Sports Marketing
Louis Vuitton is deepening its relationship with the world of sports through a landmark partnership with Real Madrid. The French luxury house has signed a multi-year deal to become the official off-field partner of the Spanish club marking its first major foray into team football. Under the agreement, Louis Vuitton will provide formalwear for Real […]
Louis Vuitton is deepening its relationship with the world of sports through a landmark partnership with Real Madrid. The French luxury house has signed a multi-year deal to become the official off-field partner of the Spanish club marking its first major foray into team football. Under the agreement, Louis Vuitton will provide formalwear for Real Madrid’s men’s and women’s soccer teams, as well as its men’s basketball team, for institutional appearances and official travel.
The collection, designed by Pharrell Williams, creative director of Louis Vuitton’s men’s line, includes suits, accessories and travel items in the brand’s iconic monogram. It also incorporates details inspired by the white club, such as the initials RM or charms in the team’s colors.
“At Real Madrid we tirelessly pursue excellence as a way to stay at the top,” said Emilio Butragueño, the club’s director of institutional relations, in an official statement, in which he also pointed out that “this same philosophy defines a brand as iconic in the luxury industry as Louis Vuitton”.
The collection includes ready-to-wear outfits, footwear, accessories and luggage, which will not be available for direct sale. However, customers will be able to purchase similar models such as the Keepall bag or the Horizon suitcase in store, and customize them with the club’s colors. Also, the official Louis Vuitton label in natural leather has been sewn on the lapels of the jackets and on the back pockets of the pants; while accessories include belts with LV buckle in palladium, embroidered caps and sneakers.
Louis Vuitton approaches soccer as a cultural ‘soft power’ mechanism.
With this move, Louis Vuitton expands its strategy of linking with sport as a vehicle for socio-cultural positioning. The maison had already collaborated with major sports institutions such as Fifa, the NBA or the America’s Cup, and has designed cases for the World Cup trophies, the Monaco Grand Prix or even the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. However, this agreement marks a turning point: it is the first time that the brand has officially and permanently dressed a sports club.
Beyond the field of play, Real Madrid is one of the major symbolic assets of global sport. For Louis Vuitton, the partnership with the white entity allows it to consolidate its narrative as a cultural brand, beyond the product, with a presence in territories such as music, gaming or art.
The agreement does not imply the presence of Louis Vuitton on the game’s jerseys, which are in charge of the German company Adidas, nor on the Santiago Bernabéu stadium, which has been recently renovated. The activation will be limited to institutional events, international trips and moments of official representation, in which the players will act as brand ambassadors in extra-sporting contexts.
Real Madrid, for its part, recovers a strategy of collaboration with luxury houses initiated in 2016 with Hugo Boss and continued in recent years with the Italian Zegna, while consolidating its position as the club with the greatest commercial and institutional projection in European soccer.
Center for Health Improvement launches cutting-edge AI fitness technology
The Center for Health Improvement (CHI) at HaysMed. Courtesy photo HaysMed The Center for Health Improvement at HaysMed is leading the charge in fitness innovation by becoming the first pilot site in the United States to introduce Fit-X, an AI-powered personal training system. As one of the few locations nationwide to debut this groundbreaking technology, Center for Health […]
The Center for Health Improvement (CHI) at HaysMed. Courtesy photo
HaysMed
The Center for Health Improvement at HaysMed is leading the charge in fitness innovation by becoming the first pilot site in the United States to introduce Fit-X, an AI-powered personal training system. As one of the few locations nationwide to debut this groundbreaking technology, Center for Health Improvement is offering its members a smarter, safer, and more personalized workout experience.
Fit-X, a company with roots in the fitness industry dating back to 1997, has evolved with the times by integrating advanced AI and sensor technology into traditional strength training equipment. Each machine is equipped with dual sensors that track form, speed, weights lifted and range of motion in real time. This data is used to ensure your workout is both effective and safe.
Personalized fitness at your fingertips
The Fit-X app is the centerpiece of this new system. It allows users to input their unique workout goals and constraints such as recent injuries and then creates workout plans accordingly. Whether you’re managing weight, recovering from a knee replacement, or just starting out, the app tailors workouts to each individual’s goals, physical condition, and experience level.
After each session, users receive an AI-generated summary detailing the muscle groups targeted and progress toward their goals. The app also adapts future workouts based on past performance and user feedback, eliminating guesswork and maximizing results.
Comprehensive tracking and flexibility
Even activities outside the gym can be logged manually into the app. For example, if you walk to CHI for your workout, you can enter that cardio session to get a complete picture of your fitness efforts, all in one place.
According to Stephanie Howie, Director of Center for Health Improvement, “We’re thrilled to be the first pilot location in the country for Fit-X. This is a fantastic opportunity for our members and the Hays community. We also offer personal training sessions to help members get started.”
Why strength training matters
Despite its many benefits, such as improving bone density, supporting weight management, enhancing cardiovascular health, and maintaining independence with age, strength training remains underutilized. According to Fit-X, less than one-third of gym-goers and only 14% of older adults incorporate it into their routines.
Fit-X aims to change that by making strength training more accessible, intuitive, and results-driven. With real-time coaching, automatic weight adjustments, and an average of 50–75% strength gains in just three months, users can expect faster progress with fewer injuries.
Tom Siegel from Fit-X and Kyle Livesay, Center for Health Improvement Associate. Courtesy photo
Getting started
Ready to experience the future of fitness? Becoming a member at the Center for Health Improvement is your first step toward accessing the innovative Fit-X technology. Center for Health Improvement staff are here to walk you through the setup process and help you get the most out of your personalized fitness journey.
To become a member, call 785-623-5900 or visit the Center for Health Improvement website.
Experience VOOPOO’s Latest iCOSM CODE 2.0 & Next-Gen Innovations at World Vape Show Dubai 2025 | National Business News
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Jun 13, 2025– VOOPOO, a leading brand in the vaping industry known for its commitment to innovation and enhancing user experience, is set to take the spotlight at the World Vape Show Dubai 2025 (18-20 June). Visit Booth 2120 to explore groundbreaking innovations that are shaping the future of vaping. This […]
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VOOPOO, a leading brand in the vaping industry known for its commitment to innovation and enhancing user experience, is set to take the spotlight at the World Vape Show Dubai 2025 (18-20 June). Visit Booth 2120 to explore groundbreaking innovations that are shaping the future of vaping.
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VOOPOO’s innovative iCOSM 2.0 introduces a breakthrough in vaping technology, offering an unmatched experience with a leak-proof guarantee, steady flavor, and long-lasting performance.
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The Star Products of ARGUS Pod Family
At the Dubai Expo, VOOPOO will showcase new products from the ARGUS Pod family, featuring the ARGUS Top Fill Cartridge V2, powered by the latest iCOSM 2.0 technology. This includes the ARGUS G3, known for its stunning design and superior performance, ARGUS G3 mini, an ultra-light 40.85 g pod for maximum portability, and the ARGUS Klyc, the first POD in the series with a magnetic cap, combining power, convenience, and personalization.
Exclusive Product Preview
Additionally, attendees will enjoy first access to VOOPOO’s newest innovations: the VOOPOO VINCI E80, a simple & pocketable 80 W pod with integrated cartridge; the all-new ARGUS Pod with revolutionary interactive design; and the upgraded VMATE product featuring enhanced battery life and optimized vaping experience with interactive features.
Don’t miss this exclusive chance to be among the first to experience these pre-release products. VOOPOO invites you to explore the latest advancements in vaping technology. Experience cutting-edge products, interact with our team, and take part in exciting claw machine activities to win exclusive gifts.
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Customers shouldn’t subsidize the energy needs of data centers | News, Sports, Jobs
Driven by the explosive growth of artificial intelligence (AI) and data centers, U.S. electricity demand and electricity prices are rising rapidly. Dozens of new data centers–each with the electricity needs of a small city–are gobbling up the nation’s power supply. Forecasters see U.S. electricity demand growing 25% by 2030–and nearly 80% by 2050. In some […]
Driven by the explosive growth of artificial intelligence (AI) and data centers, U.S. electricity demand and electricity prices are rising rapidly. Dozens of new data centers–each with the electricity needs of a small city–are gobbling up the nation’s power supply.
Forecasters see U.S. electricity demand growing 25% by 2030–and nearly 80% by 2050. In some regions of the country, it will be far more and even faster. The nation’s largest regional electricity grid, PJM Interconnection–which stretches from Virginia to Illinois–expects that, by 2030, new data center power demand will equal the electricity needs of 20 million homes.
This onslaught of new demand is coming far faster than utilities can add new generating capacity and energy infrastructure. It’s also putting immense pressure on electricity prices–the prices paid not just by tech companies but by the average household as well.
Electricity prices could jump 15% to 40% in just the next five years, according to a recent forecast. By 2050, prices might even double. And these spikes are coming on top of an existing jump in prices. According to an analysis from the Department of Energy, retail electricity prices have increased faster than the rate of inflation since 2022–rising 13%.
Amazon, Google, Meta, and other tech giants are talking a good game about next-generation nuclear power plants and new natural gas generation to meet their enormous, around-the-clock power needs. But it will be years before those plans are realized. In the near-term, they’re buying up the very electricity that supplies U.S. households.
Grid operators and utilities are trying to add new power capacity to meet surging demand, but the cost of doing so is being socialized across the entire ratepayer base. Effectively, grandma is being asked to pay more to accommodate the needs of some of the world’s wealthiest companies.
Several states are trying to advance legislation to ensure that ratepayers aren’t stuck with these costs. But the genie is largely out of the bottle. To shield consumers, we’re going to need smart policy. We’re also going to need these tech giants to step up to the plate.
We need pragmatism to meet this urgent need for more electricity. The place to start is by ensuring that today’s existing baseload power plants stay online–and aren’t forced into early retirement by misguided policy.
While data center developers have signed deals to keep nuclear power plants running–and to even bring mothballed reactors back online–they should take the same exact approach with America’s coal fleet.
Dozens of operating coal plants are being pushed offline to comply with state renewable energy mandates. The Trump administration is beginning to step in–to keep key plants operating in markets already desperately short of power. But tech companies need to get into the mix.
Data center developers should match their promises of building new power generation with immediate efforts to keep existing power plants running. If tech companies are determined to shape our future, they should ensure we have the energy affordability bridge to get there.
The AI and data center buildout is being called a new industrial revolution and an enormous economic opportunity. That may be true–and there’s good reason to want that revolution to happen here rather than in China. But we must ensure winning the AI race doesn’t mean swamping the average American household with ever-rising energy costs and power shortages.
Matt Kandrach is the President of Consumer Action for a Strong Economy.
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The Garmin Venu X1 smartwatch has been formally announced by the brand a feature-rich wearable that’s engineered with fitness and connectivity in mind to work well for avid athletes alike. The smartwatch is characterized by its two-inch AMOLED display that has a squared off design that could call to mind competitor wearables like the Apple […]
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Sports Injury Prediction Market Size Projected To Reach $2.74
Sports Injury Prediction Market The Sports Injury Prediction Market Report by The Business Research Company delivers a detailed market assessment, covering size projections from 2025 to 2034. This report explores crucial market trends, major drivers and market segmentation by [key segment categories]. What Is the Projected Growth of the Sports Injury Prediction Market?
There has […]
The Sports Injury Prediction Market Report by The Business Research Company delivers a detailed market assessment, covering size projections from 2025 to 2034. This report explores crucial market trends, major drivers and market segmentation by [key segment categories].
What Is the Projected Growth of the Sports Injury Prediction Market?
There has been robust growth in the sports injury prediction market over the past few years. This market, which was valued at $1.96 billion in 2024, is expected to escalate to a valuation of $2.1 billion in 2025, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.2%. The impressive growth during the historical period can be credited to a heightened awareness of injury prevention, implementation of cutting-edge tracking technology, proliferation of sports activities in both developing and developed regions, and an increase in the athlete population.
The projected expansion of the sports injury prediction market is poised to exhibit robust growth in the upcoming years, with an estimated valuation of $2.74 billion by 2029, and a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 6.9%. Factors contributing to this growth during the forecast period include an increasing consciousness about injuries related to sports, amplified awareness amidst athletes, the uptick in investments in sports technology and wearable devices for immediate monitoring, an increase in government funding in sports injury prediction systems, and a rising population. High-tech advancements, progress in predictive analytics technology, the development of software and hardware products incorporating the newest technologies, swift advances in wearable technology, and revolutionary technologies are expected to dominate the market trends in this period.
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What Are the Different Sports Injury Prediction Market Segments?
The sports injury prediction market covered in this report is segmented –
1) By Systems: Hardware, Software
2) By Technology: Motion Capture, Player Activity Tracking, Vital Sign Monitoring, Sensor Based Technology, Image Based Technology, Machine Learning, Others Technologies
3) By Sports Type: Cricket, Football, Soccer, Rugby, Basket Ball, Baseball, Racing, Other Sport Types
4) By Application: Performance Assessment, Injury Risk Analysis, Activity Monitoring, Recovery And Post Injury Care, Biomechanics, Others Applications
Subsegments:
1) By Hardware: Wearable Sensors And Devices, Smart Clothing With Embedded Sensors, Monitoring Devices (e.g., Heart Rate Monitors, Motion Sensors), Video Analysis Systems, Biomechanical Measurement Tools
2) By Software: Injury Prediction Analytics Platforms, Machine Learning And AI-Based Solutions, Data Management Software For Athlete Monitoring, Mobile Applications For Injury Tracking, Performance Analysis And Risk Assessment Tools
What Are the Primary Drivers Shaping the Sports Injury Prediction Market?
The sports injury prediction market is anticipated to grow, driven by the increasing involvement in sports and recreational pursuits. These activities, whether competitive or for leisure, serve as a medium of both amusement and physical fitness. Factors such as heightened health consciousness, improved facility access, and the need for relaxation and enjoyment are prompting greater involvement in these activities. The application of sports injury prediction aids in avoiding injury, enhancing training, and ensuring a quicker, safer recovery, thereby making the activities more secure and enjoyable. To illustrate, data from the US-based Outdoor Industry Association in January 2022 showed that in 2021, a record high participation rate was observed with 164.2 million Americans, or 54% of the population aged 6 and over, partaking in outdoor recreation at least once. Since March 2020, there has been a 6.9% increase in outdoor participants, supplemented by a further 2.2% growth in 2021, bringing the total participants to 164.2 million. Hence, the increasing involvement in sports and leisure activities is fuelling the expansion of the sports injury prediction market.
Which Companies Are Leading in the Sports Injury Prediction Market?
Major companies operating in the sports injury prediction market are Microsoft Corporation, International Business Machines Corporation, Zebra Technologies Inc., CA Technologies, Firstbeat, Xsens Technologies, Kitman Labs, PlayerMaker, Sparta Science, Fusion Sport’s, Zephyr Technologies, Catapult Sports, STATSports, Orreco Ltd., PhysiMax Technologies, Hawkin Dynamics Inc., Simi Reality Motion Systems, Vald Performance, Beyond Pulse, DorsaVi Ltd., Plantiga, Protxx Inc., Motus Global
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Leading organizations in the sports injury prediction market are leveraging technological progress like predictive analytics and machine learning algorithms to gain a competitive advantage. These technologies utilise data-oriented techniques to forecast future outcomes based on past data. As an example, Players Health, a sports technology and healthcare company based in the US, initiated NIL Insurance for Collectives in February 2024. This innovative service uses predictive analytics to evaluate risk elements and offer bespoke insurance solutions for athletes. This novel service aims to shield athletes from financial damages related to injuries, signaling an escalating trend in preemptive injury management in sports. The deployment of such technologies not only boosts athletes’ safety but also enhances team performance by minimizing downtime due to injuries. However, it does stir concerns about data privacy and prediction accuracy.
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What Are the Top Revenue-Generating Geographies in the Sports Injury Prediction Market?
North America was the largest region in the sports injury prediction market in 2024. Asia-Pacific is expected to be the fastest-growing region in the forecast period. The regions covered in the sports injury prediction market report are Asia-Pacific, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, North America, South America, Middle East, Africa.
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