EyeDetect®
What is EyeDetect®?
EyeDetect® is a next-generation lie detection technology that measures subtle changes in eye behaviour to assess credibility.
Scientific studies show that EyeDetect has an accuracy range of 86–88%, depending on the type of test administered.
Unlike traditional polygraph testing, EyeDetect does not require physical sensors to be attached to the participant. The technology uses a high-speed camera to measure subtle changes in eye behaviour while the participant responds to structured questions.
World renowned scientists at the University of Utah developed the technology in 2003 and through extensive research, they have made improvements ever since.
Tests are available in many languages.
What does EyeDetect do?
The award-winning EyeDetect technology accurately tests job applicants, employees, patients, parolees, drug users, athletes, criminal suspects and others about specific issues or crimes.
EyeDetect can be used for screening tests on general topics. It can also be used to for diagnostic (single issue) tests in criminal or civil cases. It’s a true lie detection industry game changer.
Why does it matter?
When you need to find the truth, get a second opinion with EyeDetect and do a better job protecting against corruption and crime. Ask for the best lie detector test.
The eyes don’t lie®
What happens when you lie?
Your brain has to work harder when you lie. The greater the consequences of the lie, the greater the work load (cognitive load).
This affects the eyes, whether you know it or not.
EyeDetect measures changes in pupil diameter, eye movement, blinks, fixations and other things.
What happens during a test?
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During a test, participants answer True/False questions on a computer. A high speed camera records eye behaviors and movements.
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After the test, the examinee’s test responses and corresponding eye behavior are analyzed by algorithm and stored on a secure cloud server.
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A detailed report is created with a Credibility Score, which indicates the probability that the individual was truthful or deceptive. Only authorized personnel can access the report.
How they find the truth
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Investigations
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Law enforcement
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Corporate
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Government
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Financial Services
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Private Security
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Corrections and treatment
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Examiners
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Transportation