The Moto Development Group, designers of gadgets like the Zune HD and Pure Digital Flip video camcorder, has delivered an interactive Blackjack table. The impressive table is on display at the Global Gaming Expo, and is based on Moto’s own multitouch tabletop technology. The interactive table prototype recognizes hand gestures to recreate the real casino-style Blackjack game experience on a touchscreen tabletop.

The table is a round display which is used to deal out the decks of virtual cards by sliding it across the face with hand gestures. In the ongoing game the players by placing the hand on the dealt out cards can see what they have and simultaneously hide them from the other players by removing the hand, which would put the cards in the face-down position again. Besides BlackJack the interactive table can also be used for Texas Hold ‘Em Poker. The casinos may just need something like the table to entice the gamers, while it’ll be a task for us to wait and see who takes the prototype up for commercialization. Video after the jump.

Via: VentureBeat