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.
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The Perfect Heist
A group of friends from San Diego thought they planned out the perfect bank heist, but their flawed plan only led to their arrest. ... Read More
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Michael Henschel, a 70-year-old man was found guilty of taking properties from elderly people and those who do not speak English. He appeared as a charismatic ... Read More
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.
By 2014, very little had changed in the lie detection industry. Polygraph, originally an analog device and then computerized in 1991, had been the de facto lie detector since 1921. ... Read More
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Two men were caught stealing at a Maryland casino in September 2017 and were sentenced to jail. One of them was a frequent player named Chenguang ... Read More
Whether it’s for surveillance, analyzing forensic evidence, or questioning suspects, technology for investigators is rapidly advancing. One substantial change is a new lie detection test called EyeDetect by Converus that ... Read More
Converus (“with truth”) provides scientifically validated credibility assessment technologies that help protect countries, corporations and communities from corruption, crime and threats.