Bioresistive-fingerprint based sobriety monitoring system
AssigneeSoberlink Healthcare, LLC
InventorsBrad Keays, Christopher J. Pursley, Daniel Rhodes, Casey Hanrahan
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Abstract
A system and method of monitoring sobriety using a handheld breath testing device that, on receipt of a user's breath, generates a breath test signal comprising substance content data and user identification data, and wirelessly transmits the breath test signal to a breath test signal receiving station, and wherein the breath testing device further includes a fingerprint reader and a plurality of sensors.
Claims20
A handheld device for monitoring the sobriety of a user, the handheld device comprising:
- a mouth piece for receiving a user's mouth;
- a conductive area positioned on said mouthpiece;
- a user identification device positioned on a case of the handheld device;
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- a conductive area positioned on said user identification device.
A handheld device for monitoring the sobriety of a user, the handheld device comprising:
- a mouth piece for receiving a user's mouth and the user's breath;
- a conductive area positioned on said mouthpiece for receiving a first resistance measurement;
- a user identification device positioned on a case of the handheld device for receiving the user's fingerprint;
- a conductive area positioned on said user identification device for receiving a second resistance measurement;
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- a wireless transceiver.
A handheld device for monitoring the sobriety of a user, the handheld device comprising:
- a camera for taking a digital image of the user;
- a mouth piece for receiving a user's mouth and the user's breath;
- a conductive area positioned on said mouthpiece for receiving a first resistance measurement;
- a user identification device positioned on a case of the handheld device for receiving the user's fingerprint;
- a conductive area positioned on said user identification device for receiving a second resistance measurement;
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- a wireless transceiver.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.