When it comes to determining the truthfulness of clients or suspects, recent advancements in lie detection have just made your job a whole lot easier.
Now, instead of taking hours to conduct an examination, with the use of EyeDetect+ you can determine if an individual is credible or deceptive in less than an hour.

"EyeDetect+ represents the next step in polygraph evolution." - Don Krapohl, Former U.S. Federal Prosecutor
EyeDetect+ is automated, objective, standardized, and capitalizes on measures from two technologies that have been scientifically investigated and found to discriminate between truthful and deceptive individuals accurately.
A computer administers the test, collects, and analyzes the physiological and behavioral data. In addition to speed and reliability, automation can reduce sources of error such as examiner bias or fatigue.
The polygraph relies heavily on emotional reactions to test questions, but the ocular-motor test depends on differential cognitive load. The polygraph and ocular-motor test phases provide different psychological perspectives on the examinee’s deceptive status.
Although EyeDetect+ borrows heavily on polygraph techniques and measures, it removes a source of discomfort for examinees by replacing the traditional cardio cuff with a less invasive measure.

Why Choose EyeDetect+ ?
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Totally automated testing
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Eliminates examiner bias
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Exams can be offered in 30 different languages
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89-91% Accuracy*
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Rapid results
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Trusted science
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Affordable
*Depending on the type of test administered.

CRIMINAL AND CIVIL PROCEEDINGS
Determine if clients and witnesses are credible
INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS
Assess the credibility of what you are being told
DRUG AND ALCOHOL USE
Replacement for traditional urine and hair follicle tests
DECEPTION DETECTION CONSULTING
Proudly serving the Tri-State area.
The New England Innocence Project (NEIP) fights to correct and prevent wrongful convictions and ensure justice within the criminal legal system for innocent people imprisoned for a crime they did not commit in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.