This invention proposes a non-contact in-vehicle
alcohol screening device and
system. It includes a transmitting module, a receiving module, a main control and
power module, a housing, and a light-shielding structure. The
alcohol screening device is connected to a
remote management platform. The device also includes a communication module for sending test results, test time, and device identification information to the
remote management platform. The transmitting module uses dual Class 1 low-power lasers, combined with real-time current monitoring and a self-locking switch in the main control module, providing triple protection for
human safety through
light source, circuitry, and mechanical operation. This ensures that even direct
laser light into the eyes is harmless, meeting the safety and compliance requirements of law
enforcement scenarios. The receiving module is equipped with a bandpass filter with a corresponding
center frequency to effectively suppress ambient
stray light and
circuit noise. Simultaneously, the dual-
wavelength differential design, through the ratio calculated by the main control module, jointly cancels common interferences such as
water vapor and window reflections, significantly improving the reliability of the screening
signal in complex environments.