Avalon Globocare and Qi Diagnostics Partner to Develop Real-Time Cannabis Breathalyzer

Reuters
26 Jun
Avalon Globocare and Qi Diagnostics Partner to Develop Real-Time Cannabis Breathalyzer

Avalon Globocare Corp. has announced a new partnership with Qi Diagnostics Limited to co-develop a real-time cannabis breathalyzer aimed at detecting potential impaired driving. The agreement will see both companies collaborate on designing, validating, and developing a prototype of the device, which utilizes VOC nanosensor technology. This device is intended to enhance public safety by providing law enforcement and workplaces with a non-invasive tool for detecting cannabis impairment. David Jin, President and CEO of Avalon GloboCare, emphasized the significance of this collaboration in advancing Avalon's mission to offer innovative diagnostic solutions that impact public health and safety.

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