CES 2026 Measure Blood Alcohol in the Vehicle Non-Invasively at the Push of A Button

Source: TrinamiX | Translated by AI 1 min Reading Time

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TrinamiX GmbH and Aumovio present a non-invasive blood alcohol measurement solution at CES 2026: The technology enables precise real-time measurement of blood alcohol levels by touching a sensor with the fingertip.

Miniaturized NIR spectroscopy is used to measure blood alcohol. The method utilizes invisible NIR light that interacts with ethanol molecules in the tissue beneath the skin.(Image: TrinamiX)
Miniaturized NIR spectroscopy is used to measure blood alcohol. The method utilizes invisible NIR light that interacts with ethanol molecules in the tissue beneath the skin.
(Image: TrinamiX)

Miniaturized near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy is used to measure blood alcohol concentration. The method utilizes invisible NIR light, which interacts with ethanol molecules in the tissue beneath the skin. AI-powered algorithms then determine the blood alcohol content from the characteristic reflection of this light. TrinamiX has validated the functionality and performance of the technology in a clinical study.

What the NIR Spectroscopy Sensor for Blood Alcohol Level Measurement Delivers

TrinamiX provides expertise in spectroscopy and optical sensing, while Aumovio contributes know-how in vehicle system design and integration. The system can be configured to meet different market requirements and legal thresholds.

The main advantages of the miniaturized NIR spectroscopy sensor for blood alcohol measurement, according to the manufacturer, are:

  • Non-invasive and comfortable: works through simple touch, no need to blow into a device
  • Real-time measurements: high efficiency without long waiting times
  • Compact and flexible: seamless integration at different positions in the vehicle ensures higher user acceptance
  • Excellent system design and invisible integration through the partnership with Aumovio

"Our NIR spectroscopy technology offers a reliable, user-friendly way to measure blood alcohol levels directly in the vehicle and sets new standards. By providing OEMs with an effective tool to comply with future regulations, we are laying the foundation for greater safety for all road users without compromising driving comfort," said Wilfried Hermes, Director Consumer Electronics & Automotive EU & NA, TrinamiX GmbH.

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