Founded in 2023, ICU Technologies Incorporated is a public safety, mission-driven company focused on passive blood alcohol concentration (BAC) detection, biometric security, and privacy-preserving vehicle authentication. ICU Technologies is pioneering the development of a passive BAC detection and biometric vehicle authentication system intended to prevent impaired driving through seamless, real-time sobriety verification, requiring no active participation from drivers.
ICU Technologies is a Disabled Veteran and minority-owned biotechnology company dedicated to revolutionizing road and public safety. Our technology supports the congressional mandate for passive BAC detection in all motor vehicles manufactured after 2026, pending any other congressional amendments. Our groundbreaking solution integrates near-infrared technology to measure the surface-level BAC using fingerprint biometrics.
This cutting-edge technology not only detects when a driver’s BAC level exceeds the federal standard of .08 but also provides a solution for underage individuals attempting to operate a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
The ICU FOB represents an innovative advancement in the automotive industry, aiming to enhance both vehicle ownership and human connections for the future. With this new technology, car owners can avoid the high costs associated with key replacements and the production of nearly one billion keys each year.
At ICU Technologies Incorporated, we are dedicated to minimizing our carbon footprint by revolutionizing the conventional auto key. Our ICU FOB is designed as a universal auto key that can be programmed for up to three vehicles. This approach not only streamlines the process for users but also reduces the need for multiple keys and the costs tied to their replacement and manufacturing.
Our mission centers on promoting security and accountability through the implementation of lawful technology, backed by judicial oversight. We prioritize security and the protection of personally identifiable information (PII), ensuring that safeguarding your data is at the core of the ICU FOB’s infrastructure. With features like biometrics, driver authorization, and BAC detection, we aim to contribute to a future where alcohol-related driving fatalities are significantly reduced, fostering a culture of societal accountability and compliance.
Drunk driving remains a serious and widespread public health issue in the United States, resulting in more than 17,000 fatalities and over $132 billion in annual societal costs. These costs include healthcare, legal fees, insurance, and lost productivity. This tragic statistic equates to more than 73 lives lost each day in America due to drunk driving. Additionally, this figure does not account for the paralysis and other life-altering injuries caused by these incidents.
Despite decades of public awareness campaigns and the availability of ignition interlock devices, alcohol-impaired driving continues to account for nearly one-third of all traffic deaths nationwide. Traditional interventions, like breath-based ignition locks, are often stigmatizing, cumbersome, and frequently bypassed. Therefore, there is an urgent need for a non-invasive, technology-driven alternative that seamlessly integrates into the driving experience without compromising privacy or convenience.
Every year, we hear about the high school football star or the basketball coach who dies in a drunk driving accident during prom season. We also hear stories of judges, police officers, and school bus drivers who drive under the influence while holding positions of public trust.
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With over a decade of experience across law enforcement, federal investigations, and defense technology, Kelvin has led complex projects, secured federal funding, and built strategic partnerships with agencies including the U.S. Air Force and Department of Defense. He spearheaded the development of passive BAC technology, oversaw eco-friendly road safety innovations, and contributed to reducing carbon emissions and alcohol-related fatalities. Driven by a commitment to precision, compliance, and long-term impact, Kelvin is passionate about creating scalable, future-ready safety solutions for both military and civilian sectors.
As Co-Founder & Chief Information Officer of ICU Technologies Incorporated, Jenna brings expertise in business management, financial analysis, and DOT regulations to her role. With a strong focus on accountability and privacy, she plays a key role in shaping organizational culture and driving operational collaboration through data-driven insights and cross-functional leadership.
As Co-Founder & Law Enforcement Liaison of ICU Technologies, Michael brings over 15 years of experience across patrol, investigations, administration, and law enforcement instruction. He also leads a private investigative firm and plays a critical role in aligning ICU’s technology with the real-world needs of officers and agencies. His on-the-ground expertise ensures that every solution is built with practicality, safety, and enforcement efficiency in mind.
As Co-Founder & Chief Commercial Officer of ICU Technologies, Robert leads growth strategy, partnerships, and revenue initiatives with a focus on privacy-first innovation. A former U.S. Air Force Squadron Superintendent, he brings extensive experience in operational leadership, organizational performance, and large-scale team development. Robert excels at translating strategy into action, driving measurable results in high-stakes, mission-critical environments.
