Update on connected electronic cigarettes

The goal of vapers is of course to make people forget about cigarettes by offering a less dangerous product while incorporating a dose of nicotine for smokers. Even if this addictive substance is not considered responsible for the diseases associated with smoking, the goal of every smoker is of course to lower the concentration in the e-liquids they consume. In 2019, it was estimated 700,000 the number of people who quit smoking as a result of vaping.

Because if the first connected e-cigarettes from JoyeTech or Smokio were content to deliver various information on the smartphone (autonomy, number of puffs consumed and remaining, voltage, alert, etc.), other manufacturers offer devices which have for aim to help smokers reduce their consumption.

Machine learning to better manage consumption

How? ‘Or’ What ? Thanks to “machine learning”! The new e-cigs make it possible to adapt to the objectives of smokers and their preferences (more nicotine in the morning and less during the day). It is for example possible to set a withdrawal period according to the consumption of cigarettes. In fact, humans tend to want to go too fast when it comes to reducing the amount of nicotine. This can result in a “relapse” with the effect of resuming tobacco to compensate.

Some connected vapers can therefore manage the amount of nicotine present in the mixture without the user having to change their liquid or have a second vaping with a more concentrated liquid. This is particularly the case with Enovap e-cigs which also allow you to manage aromas on demand with smartphone monitoring. It’s the future at your fingertips!