The researchers from the University of Stirling (Scotland) are sure that the eyes never lie. They have created a test that says if the person is lying or not, by monitoring eye movements.
Specifically, the experts tested their equipment on people who looked at a group of people, including someone they could recognize and others who couldn't. People tried to hide the truth, but the machine detected the lie.
The ConFace project, led by Aisla Millen, Dr in Psychology at Stirling University, bases its operation on the analysis of the individual's eye movements while the '' liar '' looks at the image on a computer screen. It has been published in the magazine: «Cognitive Research: Principles and Implications».