👉 Cigarettes computing, also known as cloud cigarettes or e-cigarette computing, refers to the software and hardware infrastructure that supports the operation of electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS), commonly known as e-cigarettes or cigarettes. This ecosystem includes devices like vaporizers, mobile applications for controlling the devices and tracking usage, and cloud-based services that enable remote management, data analytics, and user engagement. These systems process and store vast amounts of data on usage patterns, health metrics, and environmental conditions, facilitating personalized user experiences, remote monitoring by healthcare providers, and research into the effects of e-cigarettes on public health. The computing aspect involves not only the processing power required for real-time data handling and communication but also robust security measures to protect user privacy and ensure the integrity of health-related data.
