Overview
Technology Exclusive, Inc., and Nevada corporation (“Cyberdyne” or the “Company”) is a privately owned gaming technology company which develops, manufactures and distributes unique proprietary games for the Native American, charitable, lottery sweepstake and amusement markets. Technology Exclusive has been in the gaming business since 1987. Technology Exclusive (and its predecessor companies) have manufactured and supplied over 15,000 video gaming machines for play in Native American casinos throughout the United States. The Company currently has 23 employees and is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona.
Technology Exclusive offers high quality gaming and sweepstake experiences designed to introduce leading-edge video gaming software into the gaming industry. The Company has created over twenty video gaming programs, all of which are available throughout the United States through the Company and its licensed distributors.
Products offered by the Company include its extremely successful 8-line video gaming technology: “Cherry Bonus”, with various graphics programs available. In addition, other popular games include video poker and video keno. Technology Exclusive also has a niche in Class II non-random number devices such as Pull-tab Dispensing and Validation Systems and Bingo based games.
The Company currently services three segments of the gaming industry: Native American casinos; charitable organizations; and sweepstakes and amusement promotions.
Company Highlights
Proven technological innovation in the development of proprietary games
The primary stockholder of Cyberdyne, Phil Lulek has been involved in the development of gaming technology for over 28 years, designing winning gaming software applications for many of the major gaming manufacturers in Las Vegas. With the opportunities presented by the rapid expansion of Native American gaming following the passage of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1988, Technology Exclusive was created in order to service this important and swiftly developing market. Unlike the traditional Nevada market, regulatory demands required technological innovation. Most important to these demands were playable video games without reliance on reel spinning slot technology. Other adaptations include systems for cash-in, ticket out; encryption for winning tickets; finite systems; and linked pari-mutuel systems. Technology Exclusive began by supplying exclusively technology to companies that then incorporated the game boards into their systems. The Company has a full line of random number generated games, including its most popular 8-line game.
The Company also manufactures a popular finite-based video Pull-Tab and Validation System, which is in play in charitable locations across to United States. Because of the Company’s technological and engineering strength, it has the ability to adapt gaming technology to meet regulatory requirements as electronics continue to drive gaming expansion nationally. In addition to fast paced expansion in the United States there appears to be excellent opportunities for electronic expansion in the charitable gaming and lottery environments as well.
Philip A. Lulek
Mr. Lulek has had a very successful career with several gaming companies over the past 40 years. He has held executive and officer positions with General Amusement Game Company, Game-A-Tron Corporation, Mills Jennings Slot Machine Company and Cyberdyne Systems, Inc. Throughout his career he has been involved with the operations, administration and marketing of gaming enterprises. In 1994, Mr. Lulek created Cyberdyne Systems, Inc. with Dr. Philip D. Hole, with Mr. Lulek being responsible for marketing efforts and corporate administration of the company.
Directors
Philip A. Lulek
John B. Lulek
Christopher J. Lulek
Robert Formica
