Chipco International wants RFID to play at gambling tables. The company developped sensors trained on the betting area of the table to scan tiny computer tags embedded in the chips, and electronically report the amount of the bet to a security control room: if the player has just changed his betting habits, it may be because he is cheating, declares the company.
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