SOBRsafe and Orbiit Partner to Enhance Alcohol Recovery with AI

Feb 21, 2025
SOBRsafe and Orbiit have announced a partnership to integrate AI and wearable technology for alcohol recovery, offering a data-driven approach to sobriety.
SOBRsafe and Orbiit Partner to Enhance Alcohol Recovery with AI

SOBRsafe and Orbiit have announced a strategic partnership to enhance alcohol recovery through the integration of AI and wearable technology, announced in a press release. This collaboration aims to provide individuals with a data-driven path to manage their alcohol use and sobriety.

The partnership combines SOBRsafe's transdermal alcohol detection wristband, SOBRsure, with Orbiit's AI-powered engagement platform. This integration offers continuous alcohol detection, real-time alerts, and GPS tracking, alongside 24/7 AI support through Orbiit's platform. The initiative is designed to enhance accountability and motivation, leveraging behavioral science principles.

The program includes the SOBRsure band and access to Orbiit's platform, priced at $3,995 for six months. Users can access the platform online and via text message, with future plans to integrate SOBRsure data directly into Orbiit's system. This partnership sets a new standard for alcohol recovery solutions by merging AI and wearable technology.

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