R&D 100 Winner 2025: Fentanyl Analog Independent Detection (FAID)
Presenter · August 27, 2025
A presenter demonstrated a portable detector called FADE designed to identify fentanyl and related synthetic opioid analogs — including ones not yet synthesized — in about 10 minutes. The device was described as battery-powered, about 10 pounds, fitting in first-responder vehicles and using an analog‑independent detection approach rather than a library of known compounds.
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