Vindral and Gaming Support have unveiled a new certified live casino wheel designed to give studios greater flexibility when developing digital game-show content.
The companies say Gaming Support has become the first equipment supplier to offer a Green Wheel built on Gaming Laboratories International-certified hardware and validated for use with Vindral’s V-Track Money Wheel technology.
The launch brings together physical casino equipment, real-time computer vision and digital production tools, creating a system that allows a single wheel to support multiple branded and game-specific experiences.
For live casino operators and studios, the technology is designed to reduce hardware requirements while making it easier to develop and adapt new formats.
Combining Physical Hardware with Digital Production
Vindral’s V-Track Money Wheel is part of its Composer production suite and uses AI-powered camera tracking to follow the position and movement of a physical wheel in real time.
That tracking data allows digital graphics to remain synchronised with the wheel as it spins.
Studios can then apply branding, multipliers, bonus symbols and other visual treatments without requiring a separate physical wheel for every individual game concept.
The approach effectively combines a certified physical gaming device with a flexible digital production layer.
That could give studios greater freedom to create different visual identities and game mechanics around the same underlying hardware.
“The next generation of live casino is increasingly being built at the intersection of physical gaming, AI and real-time digital production.”
One Wheel, Multiple Game Concepts
Traditional live game-show production can require dedicated physical equipment for individual titles or brands.
For studios operating several games or white-label products, that can increase both hardware costs and the amount of studio space required.
Vindral and Gaming Support’s system is designed to address that challenge.
By using a single certified Green Wheel as the physical foundation, operators can create multiple digital versions through Vindral’s software.
The companies say this can improve efficiency while making it easier to refresh branding or introduce new game concepts without replacing the core hardware.
Daniel Alinder, CEO of Vindral, said money wheels have traditionally been large, single-purpose assets and that the new partnership creates an opportunity to make better use of that equipment.
He added that Gaming Support’s experience in certified casino hardware provides the physical foundation required for studios operating in regulated gaming environments.
Certification Supports Regulated Deployment
Certification is an important part of the commercial proposition.
Gaming Laboratories International provides independent testing and certification services for gaming products, helping suppliers demonstrate that hardware and systems meet applicable technical and regulatory requirements.
For live casino studios, using certified equipment can simplify the path towards deploying new products across regulated jurisdictions.
That is particularly important as game-show formats become increasingly sophisticated and combine physical gaming equipment with real-time digital technology.
By pairing GLI-certified hardware with Vindral’s tracking system, the companies are aiming to create a platform that can support both innovation and regulatory requirements.
AI and Computer Vision Enter the Studio
The partnership also highlights the increasing role of artificial intelligence and computer vision within live casino production.
Vindral’s tracking technology continuously maps the wheel’s movement and position, allowing digital elements to follow the physical game accurately.
The company has been expanding this technology across live gaming, including V-Track Roulette and Money Wheel applications.
Vindral’s wider Composer platform also includes tools for overlays, live monitoring and video production, reflecting the growing overlap between broadcast technology and online casino studios.
That convergence is creating new opportunities for suppliers to develop more visually sophisticated games while maintaining the physical elements that remain central to live casino.
Supporting More Flexible Live Casino Production
Live casino has become one of the most competitive areas of the online gaming market.
Suppliers are investing heavily in presentation, game-show mechanics, branded environments and increasingly advanced production technology in an effort to differentiate their content.
At the same time, studios must balance creativity with operational efficiency.
Systems capable of supporting several game concepts through the same physical infrastructure could therefore become increasingly attractive.
The Green Wheel partnership between Vindral and Gaming Support represents one example of how suppliers are attempting to solve that challenge.
By combining certified casino hardware with AI-driven visual tracking and software-defined production, the two companies are aiming to make live casino studios more flexible, scalable and efficient.
The new Green Wheel is being showcased during G2E 2026 in Las Vegas, placing the technology in front of operators and suppliers from across the international gaming industry.