What is happening around them?
Headlines, local conditions, and events provide a setting beyond a ZIP-code label. The upstream pipeline can refresh this context.
WHAT MAKES A SYNTHROS JUROR DIFFERENT
Not a demographic row.
A person in context.
Census alignment locates the juror in a community. Synthros builds the individual around it: life history, personality, beliefs, biases, relationships, information habits, emotional state, local context, private cognition, and memory.
THE SYNTHROS COGNITIVE FOUNDATION
CORE IDENTITYThe person
before the case.
before the case.
Life & circumstances
World & community
Memory & experience
Emotion & motivation
CONTEXT SHAPES THE STARTING POINT
The same evidence.
One hundred different lives.
Financial pressure, trust, information habits, prior experiences, beliefs, and cognitive biases form the lens through which each juror receives a presentation.
Synthros connects these dimensions to private reflection, short-term memory, long-term memory, peer discussion, and adaptation. Case Lab lets you inspect the person behind the response and follow how that perspective develops.
Open an existing juror’s context profile ↗CIVIC TWINS TECHNOLOGY
A community surrounds
every courtroom.
Synthros’s context pipeline can incorporate local and national news, weather, economic circumstances, and patterns of media and social exposure into its agents. These shape the simulated setting; they do not establish facts about the case.
What occupies their attention?
Work, housing, finances, household responsibilities, goals, and worries add texture to a synthetic life.
How do they encounter a story?
Media sources, interests, conversational style, and trust patterns are part of the persona context.
Case Lab captures the available context and its timestamps at the start of the analysis, giving your team a record of the world behind each response.
THE THIRTEEN-LAYER ARCHITECTURE
More dimensions
to the perspective.
Thirteen connected dimensions bring depth to the Synthros architecture, from identity and information habits to memory, motivation, and reflection.
Core identity
Background, life circumstances, and values establish the synthetic individual.
Private cognitive loop
A separate component can summarize the juror’s private reaction to an exercise.
Short-term memory
Recent events and case responses provide continuity within a discussion.
Long-term memory
Enduring identity and consolidated experiences provide a longer frame of reference.
Emotional state
Simulated feelings and mood can be represented in the agent’s state.
Stress response
Stored stress context and generated reactions can represent pressure within the exercise.
Goals & motivations
Aspirations, fears, and immediate goals give the agent competing concerns.
Social dynamics
Public peer responses become part of the next discussion round.
Belief system
Worldview and values establish part of the lens through which a story is received.
Cognitive biases
Potential assumptions and predispositions can be surfaced for review.
Communication style
The persona’s conversational tendencies shape how it expresses a response.
Decision framework
The approved case instructions and burden guide the requested decisions.
Reflection & adaptation
Later responses and case-memory consolidation record change or persistence.
The layer map describes the Synthros architecture. Specific execution paths and available context vary by workflow.See what Case Lab connects ↗
MEMORY WITHIN THE CASE
Follow a perspective
as the discussion develops.
Inspect an initial response, a private reflection summary, recent case memory, and the perspective after discussion.
A first interpretation
The juror responds with its configured identity and embedded context. A private cognitive component records a concise simulated reflection.
A discussion to remember
Recent case memory develops over multiple discussion rounds. Each panel considers its own members’ public responses while every persona keeps its private reflection.
A turning point to inspect
A memory component consolidates the case record and describes a change—or the reason a position held. Follow-up questions can revisit that record.
BUILD A LOCAL JURY BY ZIP CODE
One ZIP code.
One hundred complete jurors.
Local foundation. Individual minds.
Enter the case’s five-digit U.S. ZIP code. Local Census estimates establish the demographic foundation; Synthros creates 100 distinct jurors with portraits, lives, personality, beliefs, biases, context, cognition, and memory. You inspect every profile and choose the jury.
Prepared context and private deployments
The same local persona foundation supports self-serve case pools, voir dire, batch studies, deliberation, interviews, settlement analysis, trial work, and firm annual licenses. Private deployment is an enterprise option to scope with your firm. Extended context preparation and airgapped operation require separate implementation and verification.
Build a jury in your workspace ↗BUILD THE JURY FOR YOUR CASE