Gaize

Gaize develops workplace impairment detection technology for safety-sensitive organizations, including companies in construction, manufacturing, logistics, mining, transportation, and field services. Its platform uses a virtual reality headset to automate ocular tests based on methods used by Drug Recognition Expert officers. The system analyzes eye and head movements, pupil size, and other measurements to screen for signs of impairment associated with cannabis, alcohol, opiates, stimulants, and other substances.

Gaize describes its product as an impairment screening tool, not a drug test. It does not require body-fluid samples or laboratory analysis, and the company says results are available in about six minutes. A mobile app and web portal provide reports and supporting video evidence. The platform is designed to help employers make informed decisions when assessing suspected impairment, with objective documentation for workplace safety processes.

Gaize also offers pricing information, return-on-investment tools, product demonstrations, research and educational resources, and a legal consultation with its partner employment law firm. The company is based in Missoula, Montana, and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.