EDINT, an South Korean startup, announced that it will showcase its mobile-based AI online proctoring service, Proctormatic next week. Developed through Samsung Electronics’ C-Lab venture program, the software revolutionizes exam monitoring with just a smartphone. Leveraging advanced AI algorithms, it analyzes video footage of test-takers to detect cheating and suspicious behavior. It generates detailed reports for administrators within 24 hours.
Proctormatic’s key features include:
- 99% Accuracy: Ensuring the highest level of exam integrity by identifying cheating with remarkable precision.
- Cost-Efficiency: Automating the proctoring process to cut costs significantly by 50%.
- Detailed Report: Delivering behavior analysis reports in 24 hours.
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