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  • Snoqualmie Casino expands security with advanced Dallmeier video surveillance solutions and Domera cameras.
  • System upgrade includes Hemisphere SeMSy 5, enhancing video analysis with neural networks.
  • Collaboration with North American Video ensures compliance with Washington's regulatory requirements.

Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel, located approximately 30 minutes from Seattle, Washington, bears the name of the Native American tribe known as the “People of the Moon”.

The casino features nearly 1,800 slot machines alongside 58 Vegas-style table games. Since 2015, the casino has employed Dallmeier’s video surveillance technology, with recent expansions further integrating these solutions.

Enhanced video surveillance solutions

Spanning the entire property, video surveillance covers critical areas including gaming floors, dining establishments, car parks, and behind-the-scenes zones.

Over the past decade, Dallmeier's system has demonstrated exceptional reliability and scalability in meeting evolving technological demands. Recent renovations and updated internal protocols now necessitate the expansion of this proven surveillance network, as noted by Jolene Stewart, Executive Director of Security and Surveillance at Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel.

System infrastructure upgrade

The project prioritised adherence to regulations while ensuring guest and employee safety

Meeting regulatory mandates set by the Washington State Gambling Commission requires continuous surveillance, prompting system modifications to align with new operational needs.

The project prioritised adherence to regulations while ensuring guest and employee safety. Important factors included system dependability, process enhancements, and seamless adoption of new technologies without overhauling existing infrastructure.

Dallmeier components exclusive use

The expansion utilises exclusive Dallmeier components, integrating the Hemisphere® SeMSy® (version 5) video management system with Domera® cameras, equipped with neural networks and edge analytics for sophisticated video analysis. The motorized three-axis design allows for flexible remote adjustments.

Centralised management of the 1,500 cameras, combined with efficient video data evaluation, highlights the scalable nature of the solution. The implementation was collaboratively executed with North American Video (NAV), strategically adapting the system to meet spatial and operational guidelines. “The longstanding partnership has been vital in creating a targeted solution that satisfies our specific requirements,” stated Joe McDevitt, President of Dallmeier USA.

Long-term economical benefits

Our commitment to expanding video security technology over the years has seen impressive results,” says Jolene Stewart, underlining the high reliability and maintenance efficiency of the system. These features are crucial for everyday casino operations. Financially, the technology offers significant savings: “Reliability is a substantial cost factor, and the absence of major replacements or unexpected service issues speaks volumes,” she adds.

Dallmeier Electronic's global impact

Dieter Dallmeier established Dallmeier electronic in a garden shed in Regensburg, Germany

Dieter Dallmeier established Dallmeier electronic in a garden shed in Regensburg, Germany, in 1984. Today, the firm is recognised internationally for its video information technology utilised across diverse sectors, from casinos and airports to logistics and industrial settings.

Dallmeier's robust solutions for camera, recording, and software are operational in over 60 countries, focusing on providing tangible benefits with a low Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and high Return on Investment (ROI).

Manufacturing and ethical standards

Committed to excellence, Dallmeier strictly adheres to data protection, cybersecurity, and ethical responsibilities in its manufacturing process, all conducted at its Regensburg headquarters. The company's dedication to quality and short supply chains also contributes to environmental sustainability.

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