Electric Vapor Apparatus

Abstract

A vapor apparatus for the pulmonary administration of combustible substances includes a vessel capable of holding liquids, a stem for holding a nail assembly, a nail assembly for heating the combustible substances, a user interface for determining heating temperature and heating duration, and an elongate neck for the user's mouth. Other embodiments include a remote interface, a removable neck, a percolator, and sensors for determining attributes of the combustible material. The vapor apparatus may further include a tool for sealing the combustible material and manipulating the combustible material. Fans can be added for forcing air through the apparatus.

Description

BACKGROUND[0001]Since before the dawn of civilization, humans have been administering herbs and other plants by any effective means possible. First, early man realized that certain foods provided beneficial effects. Over time, the wisest of the tribes discovered that some herbs, roots, and other natural components have curative properties. The administration of compounds through food or water was the most common and intentional methods used by our ancestors. Later, the civilized people discovered the effects of topical applications. Soon, inhalants through pulmonary application were discovered.[0002]The first inhalants were consumed by inhaling smoke, presumably discovered when certain plant matter was burned in a campfire and the tribal “doctor” drew the connection between the inhalation of smoke and the effects on his people. Eventually, methods of harnessing the smoke were developed. Medicine pipes were invented and revered. In some cases, sophisticated traditions were created ar...

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Benefits of technology

The present patent describes a vapor apparatus that includes a vessel for holding a liquid, an elongated neck, a stem, a power source, and a nail assembly. The nail assembly has a bowl for holding a combustible substance, an opening, and a vapor tube for receiving airborne particles of the combustible substance. The vapor apparatus also includes sensors for detecting attributes of the combustible materials, such as electrical conductivity, weight, mass, type of airborne particles, color, and heat transfer coefficient. The vapor apparatus can interface with software applications wirelessly and also includes a removable percolator and a carbcap for manipulating the combustible substance. The technical effects of the vapor apparatus include efficient and controlled vaporization of combustible substances, improved user experience, and compatibility with various software applications.

Problems solved by technology

However, the combustion of smoking materials created numerous carcinogens as well as being difficult for proper and precise administration.

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