History
HGN has been in use by police officers for 40+ years. In that time there hasn't been a single advancement to the field sobriety testing battery to help officers.
The 40+ year dry streak ends today. We are happy to provide officers a new tool to make DUI investigations easier, quicker, and recorded like never before.
NYTE RYDR DEscribed
The Device
The Stimulus
The Stimulus
The unit has all the tests required by the manual in order on the back of the device. The tests are all timed perfectly.
The screen displays time and date, test selected, remaining recording time, distance from the suspect and angle of the stimulus.
The Stimulus
The Stimulus
The Stimulus
The stimulus is a fast-moving LED light that moves in times prescribed by The Manual.
Our stimulus meets the definition of a stimulus as defined by The Manual. This was confirmed by the International Association of Chiefs of Police.
The Video
The Stimulus
The Video
The device records the suspect's participation in HGN.
The video will display the angle of onset, which is automatically calculated for you.
What you get
Video
Video collected by the NYTE RYDR device will show all the information needed for successful prosecution or training.
Stimulus Timing
The timing of the stimulus is recorded for each test to prove that the test was done correctly thereby strengthening your case..
Validated
It works and we can prove it.
We undertook a lengthy validation study to prove that the device works. To accomplish our goal, we attended wet labs across the country and tested the volunteer drinkers. Each drinker was tested first by an officer conducting HGN, then an officer using NYTE RYDR, and then another officer conducing HGN. The observations by each officer were then recorded. Also captured was the stimulus timing, video, and volunteer drinker information.
This information was then handed over to an independent researcher who correlated all the data. The data shows that the device is accurate, repeatable, does not fundamentally change HGN, and that officers using the device saw more clues.
This report was then turned over to the International Association of Chiefs of Police's Technology Advisory Panel. The organization reviewed the documents and returned a finding that using the device to conduct HGN does not conflict with The Manual. They also confirmed that using a light as a stimulus meets the definition of a stimulus as defined in The Manual.
