Facial movements can be tracked to detect lying with 73% accuracy - TAU researchers

It is nearly impossible to accurately determine when someone is lying with most existing technologies; electrodes, however, can be used to detect facial movements and correctly identify lies.

Prof. Yael Hanein of the Tel Aviv University Center of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology and School of Electrical Engineering, Iby and Aladar Fleischman Faculty of Engineering

(photo credit: TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY)

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NOVEMBER 17, 2021 21:53

Facial movements can be tracked to detect lying with 73% accuracy - TAU researchers

It is nearly impossible to accurately determine when someone is lying with most existing technologies; electrodes, however, can be used to detect facial movements and correctly identify lies.

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Facial movements can be tracked to detect lying with 73% accuracy - TAU researchers

It is nearly impossible to accurately determine when someone is lying with most existing technologies; electrodes, however, can be used to detect facial movements and correctly identify lies.

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