Advanced Aviation Technology www.aatl.net AAT-EyeCheck Screening for Drugs Kim O’Neil Advanced Aviation Technology Ltd. Tel. +44 1483 811 311.

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Advanced Aviation Technology AAT-EyeCheck Screening for Drugs Kim O’Neil Advanced Aviation Technology Ltd. Tel

Advanced Aviation Technology Presentation What is EyeCheck? Application areas How does it work? Underlying technology Screening Methods, Results & Issues Benefits

Advanced Aviation Technology What is EyeCheck? EyeCheck™ Pupillometer –Analyses Eye Pupil Response –Employing simple medical principles –Straightforward measurement techniques –Rapid, two minute test…... Application to: –Measurement of fatigue –Detection of drugs.

Advanced Aviation Technology What is EyeCheck?

Advanced Aviation Technology What is EyeCheck? EyeCheck: –Non-invasive –Non-Gender specific –Instant results and analysis –Eliminates privacy issues –No baseline necessary –Medically peer reviewed –Easy-to-use, minimal training required

Advanced Aviation Technology Why Test? Drugs: Illegal drug use widespread in society Prescription drugs a problem too Impairment, Accidents, poor decision making Disfunctional behaviour, stress, irritation Major risk in many responsible professions: –Pilots, ATC, Doctors, Police, Security etc. etc. –Especially when under stress

Advanced Aviation Technology Why Test? Fatigue an interrelated problem too: Lack of sleep Disrupted sleep patterns Stress, overwork, Illness… hrs without sleep - Equivalent to 0.05 BAC [Williamson AM, FeyerA-M “Moderate sleep deprivation produces impairments in cognitive and motor performance equivalent to legally prescribed levels of alcohol intoxication.” Occupational and Environmental Medicine57: Dawson, D. and K. Reid “Fatigue, Alcohol and Performance Impairment.” Nature388 (July 17): 235.]

Advanced Aviation Technology Application Areas Measuring impairment Impairment and human performance Impact of shift patterns (fatigue) Safety monitoring of personnel Sleep hygiene, stress Detection of drugs (pre-screening)

Advanced Aviation Technology Application Areas Roads, Trains, Boats, Planes Pilots, cabin crew, maintenance, ATC, drivers On duty, in transit, on standby Airlines, airports, rail, maritime, road transport Police, private security Public safety, clubs Research

Advanced Aviation Technology How Does it Work? Easy to use… Simply look into the unit: A light flashes, the pupil reacts to stimuli, causing constriction followed by re-dilation. Eyecheck measures, records and evaluates this response….. (include subject data, age)

Advanced Aviation Technology How Does it Work? The eye is allowed to adapt to dark (30 secs) –EyeCheck measures initial pupil diameter A brief flash of light: –measures reflex amplitude, rate of constriction –final minimum pupil diameter, time to min. dia. EyeCheck measures real-time eye dynamics –infrared optics, collects IR light scattered by eye –10 -2 mm accuracy, 10 samples per second

Advanced Aviation Technology Underlying Technology

Advanced Aviation Technology Underlying Technology Able to take other measurements: –“Fatigue waves” –Oscillation of the pupil over time –Detailed performance of pupil over time Supports studies of human performance –Impact of fatigue/narcotics on performance –Baseline task performance against fatigue/drugs –Sleep hygiene

Advanced Aviation Technology Normal Response

Advanced Aviation Technology Benzodiazipine (Valium)

Advanced Aviation Technology Barbiturate

Advanced Aviation Technology Narcotic Analgesic (Codeine)

Advanced Aviation Technology Cannabis

Advanced Aviation Technology Metamphetamine

Advanced Aviation Technology Cocaine

Advanced Aviation Technology Inhalant

Advanced Aviation Technology Methods, Results, Issues Simple to apply, reliable and accurate –based on solid medical principles & practical use –well documented literature available Not recommended for: –under 16’s, over 50’s –pregnant women –under medication –recent eye surgery

Advanced Aviation Technology Benefits Lightweight, portable, user friendly Non-invasive Can sample large numbers quickly Records & analyses subject data, results S/W analysis programs supplied Adaptable for many purposes, environments “Breathalyzer” for drug impairment

Advanced Aviation Technology Summary Easy to Use, Portable, Minimal Training Rapid, Accurate, Reliable, Adaptable Rapid pre-screen for all narcotics Whole workforce testing possible Performance improvement Fitness-for-duty testing

Advanced Aviation Technology Benefits of Screening Enhanced operating environment Improved reliability, performance, productivity Reduces incidents, accidents, risk Reduces loss, reduces costs Improves morale Strong deterrence for substance abuse

Advanced Aviation Technology The End! Thank You for Listening! Kim O’Neil Advanced Aviation Technology Ltd. Tel