Innovative to showcase its latest bill validation and facial recognition technology

Innovative Technology Americas is preparing for G2E (Global Gaming Expo)- the premier event for the global regulated gaming industry, which brings together operators, suppliers and innovators from around the world. This year’s edition will take place from September 28 to October 1 2026 at The Venetian Expo in Las Vegas. The global leader in cash management and payment technologies will be exhibiting its latest innovations from booth 1830.

Lauren Fabbri, Business Development Manager for North America, explained what visitors to the show can expect from Innovative Technology this year.

“We’ve exhibited our solutions at G2E for a number of years now, and we’ve seen some great results from previous shows. Members of our sales and support teams will be in our booth this year to showcase our latest bill validation and facial recognition technology to this vibrant gaming market. A key focus will be our NV200 Spectral (NV200S) casino grade bill validator. The team will demo how this validator can easily replace obsolete units as it can retrofit into most machines, plus it supports a wide range of global currencies. We offer free firmware updates and access to our local support team so upgrading could not be easier! We expect to see lots of visitors from LATAM at G2E so we will have Spanish speakers from our sales team to talk through the importance of cash and how to choose the best payment technology for their gaming operations.”

Fabbri continued, “We will also showcase a selection of bill recyclers at the show with varying capacities depending on your need, including the NV4000 which is ideal for redemption terminals due to its large multi-bill recycling capacity, NV22S for a compact bill recycling solution, and the Spectral Payout for mid-range mixed denomination recycling. When using any of our recyclers with the SMART Coin System we can provide the gaming industry with a complete payment solution for both bills and coins.”

Explaining the company’s biometric technology, Fabbri said. “The booth will also feature a facial recognition enrollment demo using MyCheckr for access control. The purpose of this kiosk is to demonstrate how our technology can be utilized to register players for loyalty programs or access membership systems for casinos. MyCheckr is a standalone hardware device that can accurately compare a face to a document or database to identify if there is a match as well as performing seamless age verification simultaneously.  MyCheckr is ideal for preventing self-excluded players access to casinos using facial recognition. Placed at entrances and doors it can compare people entering against the exclusion register and trigger an alert to staff. This is an exciting part of our product portfolio and we can’t wait to show its potential.”