New printing technology has been created through Dimension technology, which produces holographic-like patterns on instant scratch card games.
This new pattern creates three-dimensional depth and movement within the card graphic, with circles appearing both above and below the printed game. Scientific Games confirms it is currently developing additional patterns to be released at a later date.
President of Americas and Global Instant Products for Scientific Games, John Schulz, said: “Scientific Games continues to lead the way in speciality and HD digital printing technology to innovate new lottery games for today’s players.
“Our global teams adopt trends from inside and outside the industry, exploring what’s next, using analytics, and testing new products with player research groups.
"We’re continuing to advance game innovation through our long-term technology expansion plan so our customers can offer their players the most exciting scratch play experiences in the industry and drive sustainable revenues for lottery good cause funding.”
The Dimension technology was first created in Leeds, UK, to be used in products related to European lotteries.
The new North American branch of the Dimension technology is operating with the Colorado Lottery, New Mexico Lottery and the South Carolina Lottery. They aim to release the first Dimension games to the public in Spring 2023.
Currently, the card games that use Dimension holographic technology include the Cracked Ice game, as well as Stella. Scientific Games will release an exclusive card, Spheric Lens, that used the new three-dimensional technology.
