Telling tales
A new lie detection test has been developed by British scientists. The test uses a heat camera that records the flow of blood around the eyes, and then feeds the results to a computer programme that monitors tiny changes in facial expressions. A study carried out by researchers at Bradford University found the system to […]
A new lie detection test has been developed by British scientists. The test uses a heat camera that records the flow of blood around the eyes, and then feeds the results to a computer programme that monitors tiny changes in facial expressions. A study carried out by researchers at Bradford University found the system to be 70 percent accurate in identifying liars among the 40 participating volunteers.
So next time you’re about to tell a little white lie, think again.
