FutureLogic, LVGI join AGEM
by Andy Holtmann
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FutureLogic, LVGI join AGEM
Ticket printer manufacturer, game management system operator latest to join manufacturers’ association
Glendale, Calif.-based FutureLogic and Las Vegas-based Las Vegas Gaming Inc. have both joined the Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers.
AGEM is an international trade association representing manufacturers of electronic gaming devices, systems, and components for the gaming industry. It identifies and acts upon issues relating to education, trade show representation, regulation, manufacturing and licensing standards, and promotes the expansion of responsible gaming for the benefit of its members and the industry.
FutureLogic, founded in 1983, designs and builds high-reliability electromechanical assembly solutions for nearly every printing need. The company is an industry leader in the design, manufacture and supply of thermal printers for casino gaming, promotional equipment, kiosk, industrial, RTAL, gas pumps and medical applications. In 2004 the company founded FutureLogic Europe Ltd to provide direct sales and engineering support for the growing OEM thermal printer markets in Europe. Last year, FutureLogic expanded its global support network into the Asia Pacific market with a new sales and service center in Macau, China.
LVGI is a game-management system operator, supplier and game designer specializing in innovative gaming technologies as well as keno, bingo and lottery products. LVGI’s patent-pending PortalVision™ technology is a games and media content delivery system for gaming devices and television. LVGI is also the licensed operator of the Super Bonanza Bingo® progressive and The Million Dollar Ticket® game, as well as the highly acclaimed linked and progressive keno game, Nevada Numbers®. LVGI is on file with the Securities and Exchange Commission, and the company holds numerous gaming licenses in many jurisdictions.
