Eye tracking lie detection system 82.5% accurate
Research at the University of Buffalo, NY has found that there might be an even more accurate way to detect lies using eye tracking technology to identify indicative changes in eye movements. In fact, the automated system they developed can detect lies with 82.5% accuracy, which is extraordinary compared to the 65% average accuracy of human interrogators.
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Using Biometrics to Safely Dispense Medication.
Dispensing solutions company, Medbox Inc., is gaining some media attention for their new medication dispensing machine, particularly for...
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Now That’s What I Call a Smartphone.
There are two things biometrics have traditionally been used for: individual identification or verification and medical monitoring. We’ve...
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Eye tracking reduces cost of consumer product testing
Product packaging design plays a significant role in consumers’ purchasing decisions. Consumers go for the products that stand out among...
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Is Sony Fighting for the Biometric Throne?
A newly released patent application from Sony, indicates that the company may be looking to use biometric recognition as a way of customizing your interactions with computers and other devices around your house.
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