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Next time you're not sure if someone is telling the truth, get this little gadget out and find out for sure. For many years scientists tried to innovate a successful lie detector, American researchers eventually developing the psychological stress evaluator (PSE) and the voice stress analyser (VSA).
Both these two inventions are used in the technological make up of the Truth Machine, which by picking up micro tremors in the voice not detectable to the human ear, and measuring the amplitude of the upper and lower sidebands of the frequency spectrum of the voice, detects stress.
The input is analysed, and results shown visually in a column of LED lights, indicating green for truth and red for lying. If the LED illumination reaches the top, someone is telling a real big porky pie.
The Machine is not 100% accurate all the time and no responsibility is taken for marriage break-ups etc....
This is a great piece of amusing technology with artistic intelligence. Overall I love this gadget because it`s great for having a laugh with my mates! Joe, London
Great for interrogating people Ken Parker, Camp X ray
This machine is very surprisingly accurate. I realise that it isn`t 100% accurate, but it hasn`t failed to spot my lying when I lie to my sister even once! Osian Lewis, Penarth, Wales
More than anything, the fun aspect of this product is absolutely amazing. Although not 100% accurate all the time (such a machine would probably cost you about £100,000 I imagine) it does seem to tell when someone is telling a porky pie - except when I`m speaking of course. Paul King, Radford
Although this device is not totally accurate, my own studies have found it to be at least 90%. Oh, the wonders of modern technology! LBCB, Wales
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