LIE DETECTING COMPUTER KIOSKS AT BORDER

• A virtual border agent kiosk was developed to interview travelers at airports and border crossings and it can detect deception to flag human security agents.
• The U.S., Canada and European Union have tested the technology, and one researcher says it has a deception detection success rate of up to 80 percent, or better than human agents.
• The technology relies on sensors and biometrics, and its lie-detection capabilities are based on eye movements or changes in voice, posture and facial gestures.