Researchers from the University of Pittsburgh have developed a new THC breathalyzer, but does it have real-world application?

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A startup aiming to make the first marijuana breathalyzer raised a fresh $30 million on Tuesday and also published the first study offering a glimpse at how the device works.

If successful, the technology could help employers and police distinguish between people who've used cannabis legally — in the past — from people who are currently impaired, either while driving or on the job. As more states legalize marijuana, investors are betting that demand for such a device could be substantial.

Oakland, California-based Hound Labs told Business Insider it aims to start rolling out the device this winter. The tool also measures alcohol like a standard breathalyzer.

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Finaly some karma!

Enjoy the bus ride to the unemployment office.