Amir Liberman
Nemesysco Ltd
Israeli lie detector at airports around the world
30.12.2005
GK-1 decodes voice via computer. The technology is
developed in Israel by "Nemesysco" and past the
strict testing of Moscow Domodedovo airport
successfully. We will probably see this system soon at
airports around the world. The test subjects answer
questions with "yes" and "no" into a microphone GK1 system in use
enabling their voice to be analyzed by a device.
In the trial process 500 subjects are being questioned and are then sent to undergo routine tests carried out
today at the airport, says Amir Liberman the developer of the system, "The only suspect found in the routine
tests was the same suspect found by our system".
Spokesman of Moscow airport now using a prototype of the device said that the device was proved to be
effective and that they are now ready to start working with the system regularly.
Liberman further stated that unlike other lie
detectors, this connection between machine and
man is not invasive and is done simply by speaking
into a microphone. As the test itself takes only
between 30 to 70 seconds, passengers that "failed"
the test are sent to the standard check-up
procedure, since of course there is a percentage of
the population that may simply get over-excited in
the test, or maybe even used drugs but had no
intention to smuggle them. (Source: Reuters).
Translated from: http://www.ynet.co.il/articles/0,7340,L-3192582,00.html
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