The future of investigations is here.
How it started.
How it started.
How it started.
NYTE RYDR was thought of while our founder was working as a law enforcement officer for the National Park Service. After leaving government service, work began on development of the device.
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Where we are.
How it started.
How it started.
Currently we are completing our validation study of the effectiveness of the device. This involves hosting and attending wet labs across the United States to collect data to support the device as a tool for law enforcement.
Our future.
How it started.
Our future.
Wide deployment of NYTE RYDR to be used roadside during investigations of impaired drivers.
The Device
NYTE RYDR uses a fast-moving LED light to act as the stimulus during the performance of the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus test (HGN) while a camera captures the suspect's eye movements. We want to make the performance of HGN easier for officers, allow for better identification of clues, and have recorded evidence of the suspect's participation.
do HGn - Easier
A perfect test, every time.
NYTE RYDR does HGN as required by the National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration. Simply push the button of the test that you wish to perform, and NYTE RYDR does the rest. Focus on clues, not performing the test.