Substance:id police gadget
Innovative drug testing device for efficient testing
January 2023, by Niklas Muhs and Joel Sjödin at Umeå Institute of Design
January 2023, by Niklas Muhs and Joel Sjödin at Umeå Institute of Design
The project <marked>Substance:id<marked> was characterized by a very tight cooperation with the traffic police of umeå and the police education unit.
Substance:id provides <marked>haptic feedback<marked> on success and accidental or attempted fraud
both the police officer and the suspect are <marked>guided through the testing procedure<marked> by substance:id.
Guide <marked>drug testing<marked> through
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