Dr. Galit Nahari from the Bar-Ilan University group was interviewed in Erev Hadash, TV news program of the Israeli Educational Television, on the 26.6.2015. Dr. Nahari mainly talked about the Virtual Suspect (VS) and its nature, explaining that the Virtual Suspect has a personality, memory and an emotional and cognitive state and that the Virtual Suspect’s responses to the investigators’ questions are based
Professor Sarit Kraus is the Coordinator and Technical Director of LAW-TRAIN. In a recent interview with one of Israel’s leading newspapers the professor from the Bar-Ilan University explains the importance, benefits and objectives of running a project like LAW-TRAIN. We summarized the most important points and key messages from the interview. The Virtual Suspect is on
This is the first press release of LAW-TRAIN. A downloadable version can be found in the press section. ICT Research Initiative aims to develop an investigation training system The European Commission is funding the project Mixed-reality environment for training teams in joint investigative intelligent interview training simulator (LAW-TRAIN), which is led by Bar-Ilan University, Department of
On the 1st and 2nd of June 2015 the Kick-Off Meeting of LAW-TRAIN was held in Israel. All ten Consortium partners attended the event in order to present and discuss workpackages, tasks and deliverables. The kick-off was hosted by the project coordinator, Bar-Ilan University from Israel. This report presents a quick introduction to the project
