Aristocrat Technologies Australia Pty Limited

Aristocrat Technologies, Inc.

Radio Flyer Inc.

Timothy William Seckel

Bruce Edward Urban

Rena M Schoonmaker

James McNierney

Eric P Winston

Joseph E Kaminkow

Frank E Rodriguez

Earle Cramer

Eric F Taylor

Steven M Santisi

Robert Wand

Todd Herlitz

Thomas K Schlegel

Charles Hartlaub

Hector Rodriguez

Sabrina Tongish

Rajendrasinh Banesinh Jadeja

Mark F Kurth

Timothy Francis Barbour

Frederick J Michelau

Paul Barker

Jeffrey David Bricker

Charles Miller, Sr

Xiaoqiang Gong

Edward M Eaton

Eduardo Mendoza, Jr

Bank of gaming machines including light bar

An electronic gaming machine (EGM) may include one or more movable displays. One or more movable displays may be used to present a base game when in a first configuration. In response to a trigger event, the movable display(s) may reveal a game feature presentation device, such as a stationary display or a set of mechanical reels, which was hidden when the one or more movable displays were in the first configuration. The underlying game feature presentation device may be used to present a bonus feature and/or to present a different aspect of the base game. Alternatively, the movable display(s) may be hidden (e.g., inside the EGM) when in a first configuration, during which time a fixed display portion may be presenting a base game. The movable display(s) may present a bonus feature and/or a different aspect of the base game when in the second configuration.

Layered display monitors

Gaming machine with card reader

Gaming machine

A gaming signage system may include one or more movable displays. One or more movable displays may present first visual effects while the one or more movable displays are in a first configuration in which at least one game feature presentation device is not viewable. In response to a trigger event indication (which may correspond to a base game event), the movable display(s) may move to a second configuration and reveal the game feature presentation device. The game feature presentation device may be used to present a bonus feature and/or to present a different aspect of the base game. Alternatively, at least a portion of a movable display may be hidden when in a first configuration. At least the portion of the movable display(s) may present a bonus feature and/or a different aspect of the base game when in the second configuration.

Gaming signage including one or more movable display monitors

A button deck assembly includes a button deck having at least one mechanical pushbutton, the pushbutton includes a lens cap, a liquid-crystal display (LCD) panel, and an optical block configured to transmit images from the LCD panel for display through the lens cap, a bottom surface of the optical block is positioned on the LCD panel, an air gap is defined between a top surface of the optical block and the lens cap. The assembly also includes a printed circuit board (PCB) assembly defining a PCB aperture, the PCB aperture is sized to receive the optical block, and an elastomeric membrane defining a membrane aperture sized to receive the optical block, the optical block extends from the LCD panel through the PCB and membrane apertures, the membrane channels fluid flow to outer edges of the membrane and around the PCB assembly and the LCD panel.

Button deck assembly for an electronic gaming machine and method for making the same

Mobile screen

An electronic gaming machine includes a display screen for displaying an electronic game, a mobile topper unit configured to be positioned in a first position and a second position, the first position being a lower position that the second position, and a controller programmed to execute the electronic game and programmed to provide instructions to change the position of the mobile topper unit between the first position and the second position based on an event of the wagering game.

Gaming machines with moveable topper and method of operating the same

Growing community of inventors

Streamwood, IL, United States of America

Timothy William Seckel