SUMMARY: Three law enforcement depts. looking for a more efficient and cost-effective lie detection technique settle on EyeDetect.
SUMMARY: 32-year veteran of the San Francisco Police Dept. says making EyeDetect part of the hiring process is one of the innovations in recruitment.
SUMMARY: EyeDetect is the future of lie detection. It delivers quick, accurate results for the law enforcement hiring process.
SUMMARY: In 2017, Connecticut State and Federal Probation started a pilot program using EyeDetect with polygraph for sex offender tests. EyeDetect met COVID's social distancing requirements.
SUMMARY: Amid stiff competition in the commercial software category, EyeDetect+ — the world’s first automated polygraph — took first place at the 2022 Utah Innovation Awards program.
SUMMARY: There’s no end to potential use cases for EyeDetect. Tests could replace a urinalysis for drunk driving or weed out abusive clergy.
SUMMARY: Why the new EyeDetect lie detection technology fits in perfectly with the future of law enforcement.
SUMMARY: The rapid evolution and invention of new technology has changed how the world functions and is connected.
SUMMARY: There's a new way of looking in your eyes to determine if you’re telling the truth. Converus has EyeDetect contracts with some 75 U.S. law enforcement agencies.
SUMMARY: Police depts. now have a new screening method for law enforcement job candidates — and investigators a more efficient lie detector.
Converus (“with truth”) provides scientifically validated credibility assessment technologies that help protect countries, corporations and communities from corruption, crime and threats.