Dr. Larson was encouraged by Berkeley Police Chief August Vollmer to produce a device that was useful in a "deception test" for actual criminal investigations. He was also interested by William Marston's studies in how a laboratory subject's attempt at deception effects blood pressure changes.[1]
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Zhang Heng was the firts to invent the earthquake weathercock in 132 A.D.
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Most notably the telephone. But also the hydrofoil, the photo phone, the wheat husker, metal detector.
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He helped invent a telescope ;)
No, he did not, but he was strong influence on Braque and Picasso who did.
Alexander Graham Bell used his metal detector on U.S. President James Garfield in 1881.
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