The global gaming market is projected to exceed $525 billion by 2025, and Taiwan-based gaming machine manufacturers are well-positioned to capitalize on this growth. To stay ahead of the competition, manufacturers need to ensure profitability for casino owners and increase gamers’ engagement with their machines. This is where Sitta, the winner of the Generative AI Applications Hackathon, comes in. Their innovative solution uses generative AI to analyze gamers’ movements, voices, and facial expressions, enabling gaming machines to respond in real-time to meet gamer expectations. With features like satisfaction and recommendation analysis, emotion and preference analysis, and quit time and probability prediction, Sitta’s solution has the potential to create a win-win-win situation for manufacturers, casino owners, and gamers. By providing personalized experiences and real-time responses, gaming machines can increase gamers’ stickiness and ultimately drive revenue growth.

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