The initial product delivers alcohol monitoring for the criminal justice market. Additional products for voluntary use and for detecting other illicit substances such as methamphetamines are in our development pipeline.

Data combined with excellence in service provision can provide better outcomes for the wearer’s security and safety in the case of health and social care and for the people around them in the case of criminal justice. They offer cost effective alternatives to hospital care or incarceration. In trucking, our products support the implementation of important road safety legislation without massive cost penalties.

In the trucking industry, costs are increasing sharply as improved monitoring of drivers for alcohol or drug abuse and for excessive hours at the wheel leads to reduced supply of qualified staff and reduced driver productivity. The only way to achieve the required step change in road safety without these on-costs is innovation to enable disqualified drivers to return to the workforce by demonstrating abstinence and to ensure that drivers stop work when they are tired, perhaps due to sleep apnea, not at a fixed cut-off time”

In healthcare in particular, the potential benefits of high tech homecare in terms of outcomes and costs are immense. However, as McKinsey pointed out, they depend on impactful,  timely, actionable data from devices such as ours. Our wearable sensors enable continuous monitoring and unprecedented mobility while providing real -time access to wearer and service provider (elder care, post-operative care, cognitively disabled individuals) —– providing information and detection at a fraction of today’s costs.