Recently, Suspect Detection Systems Inc. announced the introduction of their new commercial product, the Cogito Data Center. Cogito DC is a central knowledgebase and control server that serves as an analytical back office to the Cogito Rapid Interrogation System. Sales of the Cogito DC unit are projected to begin in 2010.

Cogito DC will enable SDS customers to create a central storage base of examinee data. The interrogation system, designed to collect a vast amount of data with each examination, begins with a scan of the examinees passport or identification card. Next, the system scans unique biometric identification information including fingerprint, eye imaging, and voice signature.

The Cogito DC knowledgebase aggregates and analyzes the interrogation results of all examinees and compares test results of potential suspects from common backgrounds. This then enables interrogators to perform intelligence analysis over the entire scope of collected

Suspect Detection Systems is a leading developer of proprietary counter-terror and crime prevention technology. The company’s technology is intended to identify threats in real-time by detecting the hidden ‘hostile intent’ of assailants before they commit their intended acts.

The company’s COGNITO technology is an automated interrogation system that enables investigative agencies to rapidly screen and interrogate suspects. The Cognito mobile system is small enough to fit in a handheld suitcase and allows for interrogations to take place in the field. This is in addition to traditional usage at police stations and interrogation rooms.

Suspect Detection Systems announced in mid-June the sale of its COGNITO4 Mobile Interrogation System to a federal law enforcement agency in Central Asia which was a former member of the Soviet Union. This was the company’s first sale in this part of the globe.

In discussing this sale, company CEO Shabtai

Suspect Detection Systems Inc. is a developer of proprietary counter-terror and crime prevention technology designed to identify threats in real-time and prevent incidents before they are carried out. The company’s technology detects the hidden ‘hostile intent’ of assailants before they commit their intended acts with a remarkable degree of accuracy.

Suspect Detection Systems recently announced that they have successfully completed a two-year research and development project for the company’s Cognito4M Military Grade Technology. This technology enables military and homeland security organizations to interrogate terror suspects while operating in precarious field conditions.

Cognito4M has been developed to resolve one of the challenges of modern warfare – in particular, the accurate identification and capture of terrorists hiding among collaborating civilians.

The Cognito4M is designed to be easily carried into the field and assembled. The automated interrogation system can be operated by a single soldier with very basic computer training and without knowledge of interrogation techniques

Today, Suspect Detection Systems Inc. introduced a new commercial product, the Cogito Data Center (Cogito DC). Cogito DC is a central knowledgebase and control server designed to serve as a complete analytical back office to the Cogito Rapid Interrogation System. The company anticipates the first sales of the Cogito DC unit will be made next year.

Describing the system, the company stated in the press release, “Cogito DC will enable SDS customers to create a central storage base of all examinee data. The interrogation system collects an vast amount of data with each examination beginning with a scan of the examinees passport or identification card. The system then scans unique biometric identification information including fingerprint and iris (eye) imaging, and voice signature. The Cogito DC knowledgebase then aggregates and analyzes the interrogation results of all examinees. The system compares test results of

Suspect Detection Systems Inc., a leading developer of counter terror and crime prevention technology, announced after the closing bell yesterday that it has sold the Cogito rapid interrogation system to a federal law enforcement agency in India. This sale was made after the agency’s extensive evaluation of Cogito technology over a period of several months.

According to the press release, the federal agency will utilize the automated rapid interrogation system to gather pre-crime and post-crime intelligence. The system’s interrogation of suspects and consequent gathering of information will be used to help solve crimes that have already been committed, as well as to help prevent potential crimes and terror attacks from taking place in the future.

Situated in an often volatile region bordering Pakistan, China, Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, and Myanmar, India has distinctive crime and terror prevention needs. The country has suffered many terror

Suspect Detection Systems Inc., a leading developer of counter-terror and crime prevention technology, announced this morning that it has sold a Cogito automated interrogation system to a commercial Diamond Mining Enterprise operating in Africa. The system will be used to screen for employees who may be involved in diamond theft.

To date, the system has been sold to multiple federal law enforcement and military agencies across the world. Cogito has also been purchased by human resource companies and other private enterprises involved in the acquisition, sale and distribution of valuable commodities. According to the press release, the announced sale is the second to a private enterprise in the past two months.

“Diamond theft is a major issue in the diamond mining industry, leaving a sizeable mark on companies’ profit and loss sheets,” said Suspect Detection Systems Ltd. CEO Shabtai Shoval. “Based on the

Suspect Detection Systems Inc., a leading developer of counter-terror and crime prevention technology, announced earlier this week that its Cogito4M Military Grade Technology has successfully completed a two-year research and development project. The system was developed through the accumulation of defense field experience in Israel.

Cogito4M enables military and homeland security organizations to interrogate terror suspects while operating in precarious field conditions. The system has been designed to resolve one of the challenges of today’s modern war - specifically the accurate detection and capture of terrorists hiding among civilians.

According to the press release, the automated interrogation system can be operated by a single soldier with very basic computer training and without knowledge of interrogation techniques or local languages. Currently, Cogito4M is programmed to communicate through English, Spanish, Afghani, Iraqi, Hindi, and Arabic languages and is encoded with algorithm data relevant local terrorists’

Suspect Detection Systems Inc. is involved in developing innovative homeland security, military intelligence, and law enforcement advanced technologies. These technologies are based on extensive intelligence and counter-terrorism expertise accumulated in Israel and elsewhere around the globe.

Suspect Detection System’s first product, COGNITO, is designed to identify the malicious intent of criminals and terrorists in various settings and scenarios. The company’s founder, Shabtai Shoval, first got his idea from watching the science fiction movie – Vanilla Sky – where in a futuristic world it was possible to identify criminals before they commit crimes, on the basis on their intentions.

After consulting friends in the Israeli Security Agency, the Israel police, and the high-tech industry, who were familiar with polygraphs, terrorism, software, and police investigations, Mr. Shoval concluded that it was possible to detect criminal and terroristic acts before they actually occur from their

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Suspect Detection Systems Inc., a leading developer of counter-terror and crime prevention technology, announced this morning that multiple units of the Cogito(TM) system recently sold to a large Federal Agency operating in a major Latin American nation have been installed successfully.

An automated interrogation system, Cogito detects and exposes the hidden intent of criminals and terrorists. The system has multiple applications in addition to interrogating individuals suspected of committing crimes. Other applications include pre-employment and employee screening, fraud prevention, and military intelligence collection.

The Cogito system will be utilized by the federal agents to combat a wave of criminal activity in the country. The company anticipates that the installation of these first units will yield additional unit sales to the same agency later this year. The successful implementation of Cogito technology may also lead to sales at other agencies fighting crime and terror throughout the

Suspect Detection Systems Inc., a leading developer of counterterror and crime prevention technology, announced this morning that it has sold the Cogito(TM) system to a large Federal Agency operating in a major Latin American nation. This crime prevention system will be used by federal agents to combat a wave of criminal activity in the country.

According to the press release, the first Cogito units have already been successfully installed and it is anticipated that additional units will be sold to the agency later this year. Moreover, the successful implementation of Cogito technology by this agency is expected to lead to additional sales at other agencies operating in the same country.

Cogito is an automated interrogation system used to detect malicious intent of criminals and terrorists in various settings and scenarios. The system has multiple applications in addition to interrogating individuals suspected of committing crimes. Other