This poker automation project consists of two main components: a physical card-dealing machine and a companion mobile application. The machine handles the mechanical aspects of dealing cards, while the app manages game sessions, player connections, and chip tracking with visual recognition technology.
The machine component is responsible for automatically dealing cards to each player. It loads a deck of cards and distributes them according to poker game rules. The mechanical system ensures consistent and fair card dealing for all players.
Central processing unit managing all machine operations and coordinating motor movements
Precise positioning and movement control for card handling mechanisms
Controlled card dealing actions and mechanical arm movements
Automated deck loading system for seamless game setup
The mobile application serves as the social and tracking component of the poker system. It enables friends to connect to shared game rooms and provides advanced chip counting capabilities using computer vision technology.
Friends can connect to shared game rooms for multiplayer poker sessions
Take photos of chips and automatically calculate ending totals using image processing
Track performance across multiple sessions with comprehensive statistics
Visualize total winnings/losses across multiple poker sessions
The system combines hardware and software components:
This project delivers: