Lie detector uses heat cameras to detect the truth
British scientists have developed a new lie detection test using a heat camera that records the flow of blood around the eyes.
The researchers then combine results with a computer programme which monitors tiny changes in facial expressions
A preliminary study involving 40 volunteers found the system to be 70% accurate in identifying liars.
Nick Higham spoke to scientists behind the test at Bradford University.
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