Every person, measured against their own baseline.
Offline-first analysis of video you already have. M.A.X measures each person against their own baseline and shows where their story changes. It does not detect deception. It shows you where to look.
Six channels. One timeline.
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Baseline first.
The opening minutes set what normal looks like for this person. Not for people in general: for them.
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Six channels, one timeline.
Face, eyes, voice, speech, body and pulse, each read against its own band.
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Changes that line up get flagged.
One channel moving means little. Several moving together at the same moment is worth a look.
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A person decides what it means.
M.A.X does not detect deception. It marks the moment; your team reviews the tape.
A person decides what it means.
Nothing leaves the machine.
Discovery is privileged. M.A.X runs on your own hardware, offline, and the evidence stays where you put it.
What it does. What it never claims.
What it does
- Measures each person against their own baseline across face, eyes, voice, speech, body and pulse.
- Flags where the story changes.
- Runs offline on your own hardware.
What it never claims
- It does not detect deception.
- It does not score or rank people.
- It does not decide what a change means. A person does.
- It does not compare anyone against a stereotype of how people behave.
On the record.
- IN THE LAB
Packaged, not released.
Source · Deimos AI LLC · as of - IN THE LAB
Reads six channels on one timeline: face, eyes, voice, speech, body and pulse.
Source · M.A.X design lines · as of - IN THE LAB
Runs offline, on your own hardware. Video you already have; nothing is uploaded.
Source · M.A.X design lines · as of - IN THE LAB
No accuracy figures are published. M.A.X makes no performance claim while it is in the lab.
Source · this page · as of
Built for plaintiff-side litigation teams and fraud-investigation teams preparing depositions and reviewing testimony.
Briefing: common questions
What is M.A.X?
M.A.X (Multimodal Analytical eXpert) is offline-first analysis of video you already have, built for litigation teams. It measures each person against their own baseline and shows where their story changes.
Does M.A.X detect deception?
No. M.A.X does not detect deception. It flags where behaviour changes against that person’s own baseline and shows you where to look. A trained person decides what any change means.
What does measuring against a person’s own baseline mean?
The opening minutes set what normal looks like for this person: not for people in general, for them. Change is measured against how this person behaves, never against a stereotype of how people behave.
Which signals does M.A.X read?
M.A.X reads six channels: face, eyes, voice, speech, body and pulse, together on one timeline from video you already have.
Does deposition video leave my machine?
No. Discovery is privileged, so M.A.X runs on your own hardware, offline, and the evidence stays where you put it.
Who is M.A.X for?
Case teams: plaintiff-side boutiques and fraud-investigation teams preparing depositions and reviewing testimony.
Can I use M.A.X today?
Not yet. M.A.X is in the lab; it handles evidence that can decide a case, so it ships when it is ready and not before. Follow Deimos AI on LinkedIn for the release.
Built quietly. Released carefully.
M.A.X handles evidence that can decide a case, so it ships when it’s ready and not before.