Impairment Testing |
 Better than drug tests
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| Sep 01 |
Briteye for DRE evaluationsHorizontal Gaze Nystagmus – (HGN)Maximum Deviation- the Briteye instrument will help identify when the suspect’s eyes are at maximum deviation. It does so by showing a close up image of the corner of the eye. At maximum deviation, there will be no ‘white of the eye’ visible on the computer display.Nystagmus- the Briteye instrument will help identify whether clear and distinct nystagmus is present at maximum deviation. It does so by showing the direction of gaze in the eye at maximum deviation.Angle of Onset- the Briteye instrument will help identify what was the angle of onset when the nystagmus first appeared. It does so by showing the direction of gaze in the eye in every frame of the video. Angle of offset can also be confirmed by examining the video of earlier excursions of the stimulus.  |
| Aug 04 |
This sign was posted at the DRE conference in Montreal The results of the survey ...Question 1. Overall, how do you rate the Briteye Impairment Detection System?over 75% responded 'good for training or good for DRE evaluations' Question 2. Useful as a training tool for SFST, ARIDE and DRE? over 90% responded 'good or excellent training tool' Question 3. educational tool for courtroom participants? over 85% responded 'good for court' To learn more about the survey or to see actual results, contact BritEye dot com |
| Jul 24 |
New Impairment Detection System is available on lease for a limited time  |
| Mar 14 |
Briteye™ Darkroom Impairment AnalyzerSpecifications The Briteye™ Darkroom Impairment Analyzer is a Head Mounted Device that covers the eyes of the test subject with adjustable support strap for easy fit to any head size. A cable connects to laptop software that shows / records video and audio. The device contains light sources and cameras for close-up video of both eyes. Audio – the file records an audio track. Ensures that the officer gave proper instructions. Records confirmation from subject s/he understands the instructions and any admission of drug use. Be first to own a Briteye™ Darkroom Impairment Analyzer! Ask about the early Adopter Pricing. Read full article |
| May 20 |
| Six specific problems associated with drug testing Read full article |
| May 19 |
| Hair testing is unique in its ability to look back months rather than days at drug use, making it essential in child residence, protection orders, family and criminal cases. Read full article |
| May 19 |
| To decide what method is best suited to your testing program, consider the “window of detection”. Read full article |
| May 15 |
| Although prescription drug abuse affects many Americans, some concerning trends can be seen among older adults, adolescents, and women. Read full article |
| May 13 |
| There are at least six concerns about the fairness and invasiveness of drug testing program, especially whether these programs are an effective tool in assessing impairment for work performance. Such concerns are directed in particular at urine tests, the most frequently used drug test. Read full article |
| Mar 17 |
| Drug Use in the Workforce Read full article |
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