INDUSTRY FIELD GUIDE
Arcade cabinet and session identity records for AI
Two cabinets can have the same game title but different maintenance histories.
NAICS 713120 · Amusement Arcades
Two cabinets can have the same game title but different maintenance histories. Census treats amusement arcades as a distinct industry. An operator can create a synthetic exercise around linking an equipment note to the right cabinet and test session. Census amusement arcades definition
Use two invented cabinet aliases and a mock service record. Give one a confirmed test event and the other a similar title but no verified check. Ask what status is supported and what identity reference is missing. Keep cabinet, title and session as separate records. Do not include actual gameplay or operating instructions.
Exclude player information, protected artwork, game software, payment systems, maintenance procedures and facility access. Use original mock equipment cards.
Describe a cabinet identity exercise
Original Fiund exercise
The same game title does not identify the same cabinet test
Two invented cabinet cards share a dummy game title. No gameplay, software, payment system or maintenance procedure appears in the administrative exercise.
| Record | Source | What it records |
|---|---|---|
| ACB1 | Practice asset list | Cabinet K1 and cabinet K2 both display title Lantern. |
| ACB2 | Reviewed test event | Session S1 explicitly names K1; reviewer records exercise status complete on day 4. |
| ACB3 | K2 attachment | Title Lantern and day 4 visible; note copies S1 without a K2 identifier or separate review. |
Question for the model
Which cabinet has a confirmed test event, and can the shared title and date establish one for K2?
Show the reference answer and checks
ACB2 confirms the fictional reviewed event S1 for K1. ACB3 shares the title and date but supplies no K2-specific session or review. Under ACB1's two distinct cabinet identities, that attachment cannot establish a K2 test. Report K1's recorded result and K2's missing identity link without transferring condition, completion or service status from one cabinet to the other.
- Joining test events on game title instead of cabinet identity.
- Treating a copied session label as a second independently reviewed test.
Fields to preserve
- Cabinet and session ID
- Identifies the physical alias and its specific check.
- Game title
- Retains a descriptive field without making it a unique key.
- Reviewer and result source
- Shows which event was actually confirmed.
Test another case
Change K1's dummy game title after S1 while keeping the cabinet ID unchanged. Require the model to retain the event's cabinet lineage rather than move it to K2's matching title.
Use original mock cards. Exclude players, artwork, game software, payment systems, procedures and facility access details.
Discuss a contribution
Describe the sources you control, the task they could support and what has already been checked. Use the existing-data assessment for an archive or the collection brief for a new recording project. The contributor agreement defines Fiund’s licensing authority and compensation. A guide or fictional exercise does not establish an accepted collection or a sale.