Sweat-analyzing AlcoStop system could thwart would-be drunk drivers

There are already in-vehicle systems that keep people from driving while intoxicated, although most of them require users to blow into a breathalyzer. The prototype AlcoStop system, however, takes a less intrusive approach – it measures users' blood alcohol levels by analyzing their sweat via built-in sensors, and won't allow the car to start if those levels indicate that they're too drunk to drive... Continue Reading Sweat-analyzing AlcoStop system could thwart would-be drunk drivers

Section: Good Thinking

Tags: Alcohol, Breathalyzer, Driving, Safety

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