Presence of a drug or metabolite does not always mean impairment. Impair-ID's AI analysis of the oculomotor system detects temporary neurological impairment — the observable signs of active drug impairment — rather than simply screening for the historical presence of a substance.
Substances like marijuana (cannabis) and opioids can remain detectable in the body for days or weeks after any impairing effect has ended. Rather than screening for that lingering presence, the Impair-ID camera captures a short set of guided visual and motor-response tasks, and cloud-based AI analysis evaluates the result against normative and individual baseline data to identify drug impairment signatures in the oculomotor system.
This approach is designed to detect temporary neurological impairment — reflecting a person's current state — at the moment of screening.
ZXEREX research is scientifically based on clinical studies on marijuana, cannabis, and opioids performed at several well recognized medical centers, validating our rapid, noninvasive approach to impairment risk screening.
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No. The presence of a drug or metabolite does not always mean impairment. While standard urine or saliva tests detect past use of substances like marijuana or cannabis, they can't confirm whether someone is currently unfit for duty. Impair-ID addresses real-time impairment risk rather than historical consumption.
Impair-ID uses a completely noninvasive, rapid screening camera process. It captures involuntary behaviors of the oculomotor system. Because the brain's eye-movement controls are uniquely sensitive to substances like opioids, marijuana, and cannabis, our cloud-based AI analysis can isolate temporary neurological impairment in under three minutes.
Our automated AI analysis provides objective, mathematical tracking of drug impairment signatures. By removing human observer bias, it delivers a consistent, repeatable, and defensible standard for modern workforce impairment screening.
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