DrnkPay puts a hold on a person's credit card once a certain number have been consumed

LEVL promises a simpler way of measuring body weight

Soon phones, fitness bands, eyewear and smartwatches could detect if you're too drunk to drive

Presenting perhaps the smallest and lightest alcohol breath detector in the world

An onboard breathalyzer will ensure that intoxicated drivers can't start the car.

The device can be used to monitor disease progression and support activities like diet and exercise.

A prototype breathalyzer developed by NTT DoCoMo monitors levels of acetone and lets the user know whether their body is burning lipids.

For the organization Responsible Young Drivers, Publicis Brussels created a barrier that stops people from operating a vehicle under the influence.

Smartphone accessory and app will help drivers make responsible decisions.

Old breathalyzer has been remodeled to be able to diagnose the disease with surprising accuracy.

BreathalEyes uses the built-in camera to measure your blood alcohol levels by scanning eye movement.