SafePAS develops mobile analytical systems that bring clear, quantitative data closer to the point of decision — from saliva-based drug analysis to soil intelligence in the field.
One analytical engine. A growing family of field instruments. Built for decisions that cannot wait.
See what was detected and how much — directly at the point of need.
Support safer roads, better soil management, faster operational choices.
Analytical systems built for field teams, not only centralized testing environments.
When a real-world decision depends on what is actually in a sample — a driver’s saliva, a field’s soil, or a material from the field — the answer often sits too far away. Centralized testing can mean delays, logistics, cost, and decisions made with incomplete information. SafePAS was created to bring analytical data closer to where decisions are made.
Too slow
Waiting for off-site results delays action.
Too costly
Every unnecessary follow-up adds operational burden.
Too far away
Field teams need answers where the sample is taken.
Too limited
Binary or approximate tests often do not provide enough detail.
SafePAS is built around a miniaturised analytical core that combines capillary electrophoresis, microfluidics, and on-device data processing. This core can be adapted to different field applications where fast, quantitative analysis is needed outside traditional laboratory settings.
Future applications
Water, clinical, and industrial assays are part of the broader SafePAS development roadmap.
Rapid saliva-based drug analysis for law enforcement and safety teams.
Drug Hunter is a portable saliva drug analyzer designed to help law enforcement, border control, workplace safety, and security teams avoid false-positive drug screening results.
Traditional rapid drug tests and preselection methods can trigger time-consuming follow-up procedures: blood sampling, medical staff involvement, laboratory confirmation, administrative work, and legal processing. In many cases, these procedures do not lead to prosecution because no substance is later found above the legal threshold.
Drug Hunter helps reduce this problem by identifying and quantifying drugs directly from saliva on site. Instead of relying on an unclear preliminary indication, teams receive substance-specific data earlier in the process — helping avoid unnecessary blood tests, wasted capacity, and false accusations.
Identifies and quantifies drugs directly from saliva to help eliminate false-positive preselection before unnecessary follow-up procedures begin.
Helps reduce unnecessary blood tests, laboratory confirmations, administrative workload, and cases that do not lead to prosecution.
Distinguishes CBD, HHC, Δ9-THC, and other detected drug substances across single-drug and multidrug cases.
Law enforcement
Support roadside checks and drug-impaired driving enforcement with clearer saliva-based results.
Border & customs
Use on-site drug analysis where fast substance-specific information supports next-step decisions.
Critical workplaces
Support testing workflows in transport, construction, manufacturing, energy, and other safety-sensitive sectors.
Rehabilitation and monitoring
Help teams follow substance-use cases with measurable, substance-specific data.
SMAGRY helps farmers, agronomists, and agricultural advisors read soil chemistry closer to where decisions are made.
Instead of waiting for distant reports or relying on generalized fertilizer plans, SMAGRY provides field-level soil insights that support more precise fertilization, better crop planning, and more sustainable use of inputs.
Bring soil analysis closer to the field — no unnecessary waiting before making agronomy decisions.
Understand nutrient needs and apply fertilizer with greater precision.
Support more efficient use of resources across fields and growing seasons.
Make soil insights more accessible for regions and growers that need practical, affordable field analysis.
Bring soil analysis closer to the field — no unnecessary waiting before making agronomy decisions.
Understand nutrient needs and apply fertilizer with greater precision.
Support more efficient use of resources across fields and growing seasons.
Make soil insights more accessible for regions and growers that need practical, affordable field analysis.
SMAGRY helps farmers, agronomists, and agricultural advisors read soil chemistry closer to where decisions are made.
Instead of waiting for distant reports or relying on generalized fertilizer plans, SMAGRY provides field-level soil insights that support more precise fertilization, better crop planning, and more sustainable use of inputs.
SafePAS began with a clear challenge from law enforcement: roadside drug testing needed to become more reliable, more practical, and less likely to create false-positive cases.
The problem was not only speed. Traditional preselection can lead to blood testing, medical procedures, laboratory confirmation, and legal processing — only for a significant share of cases to show no substance above the legal threshold later in the process.
SafePAS was created to bring clearer analytical data closer to the point of decision. Today, our technologies support professionals in public safety and agriculture, helping them act earlier, reduce uncertainty, and make decisions based on measurable results.
With Drug Hunter, we help law enforcement avoid false-positive drug screening and unnecessary escalation. With SMAGRY, we help farmers and agronomists make smarter soil and fertilization decisions.
Ready to bring lab accuracy to your field? Talk to our specialists about Drug Hunter and SMAGRY today.
Professionals need to understand how much GHB is present, whether the measured concentration may indicate exposure, and whether the result can support further medical, safety, or investigative decisions.
That is why quantitative GHB detection matters.
Meet Drug Hunter by SafePAS at Forensics Europe Expo 2026, stand FE-T65, and discover on-site saliva drug testing for law enforcement and public safety teams.
Germany has changed its cannabis laws and introduced a new THC driving limit. But many roadside drug tests still operate like binary screening tools, creating a risk of false-positive preselection, unnecessary blood tests, and wasted police and laboratory capacity. The next step is not just faster testing — it is more informative on-site drug testing….
