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Induction Heating. The vaporizer of the future
Posted by brian yaeger on 7/23/2014 to Vapor comments
Induction heatingThe Future of Vaping
Today I came across a very interesting article about a new way to vape. It’s called the Evoke and it uses induction heating instead of your regular way of heating a coil. The idea seems pretty cool to me. The Evoke vaporizer is a product of Indiegogo labs, and seems to have very promising results when it comes to innovation. The retail price will be set around $99.00 according to the website.
As far as looks go the Evoke seems to be pretty ergonomically designed. It has a flat bottom so no more ecigs rolling off the table, and a rounded side to fit comfortably inside your hand while vaping. I’m not sure what color schemes they will be offering with this device, but it looks as if from the picture it will have sort of a wood grain feel to it.
The company offers an explanation as to why induction technology makes the Evoke a better vape. Induction heating is the main aspect of why this device would be considered a better vape because it heats up liquid at lighting fast speeds much like some of your technology used inside your kitchens. Here are some of the reasons induction technology works better than your standard vaping method.
·Even heat distribution of materials
·Super rapid heat times
·No need to change disposable parts
·Leak-proof design for liquids
·Easy cleanable mesh wick
·Accurate adjustable heat settings from 280 degrees Fahrenheit to nail temperatures
·No dry firing needed
·Won’t overheat and possibly burn
·Consistent large clouds
The materials used inside the Evoke design are well thought out too. As I read through the breakdown they stated the wood use wood as one of the primary materials. At this point I asked myself why they would do such a thing. Well it turns out that not only over time would you get a personalized look because of the oils that from your hand that will soak into the wood grain but this will also keep the Evoke much cooler after repeated use. Apparently they will be using brushed stainless steel which will also add to the outer designs style factor.
The Evoke will also introduce the “smart vape platform” which will give you added control over your device. The microprocessor onboard will control things such as heating, security, and data monitoring. You will essentially be able to:
·Check battery health
·Monitor your usage (levels of e-liquid, puffs taken, and refill predictability)
·Adjust and save settings
·Communicate with an app on your phone
·Integration of Apple’s new health app
They plan to integrate an open source platform for developers to incorporate their own ideas in the building of apps they may interface with the Evoke.
In conclusion, the Evoke induction heated vaporizer seems like not only a great idea but one that you should be on the lookout for in the future. As more and more innovations hit the electronic cigarette market in the years to come I think you will find many more great devices such as these popping up. I can’t wait to get my hands on one myself.
Posted by brian yaeger on 7/23/2014 to Vapor comments
Induction heatingThe Future of Vaping
Today I came across a very interesting article about a new way to vape. It’s called the Evoke and it uses induction heating instead of your regular way of heating a coil. The idea seems pretty cool to me. The Evoke vaporizer is a product of Indiegogo labs, and seems to have very promising results when it comes to innovation. The retail price will be set around $99.00 according to the website.
As far as looks go the Evoke seems to be pretty ergonomically designed. It has a flat bottom so no more ecigs rolling off the table, and a rounded side to fit comfortably inside your hand while vaping. I’m not sure what color schemes they will be offering with this device, but it looks as if from the picture it will have sort of a wood grain feel to it.
The company offers an explanation as to why induction technology makes the Evoke a better vape. Induction heating is the main aspect of why this device would be considered a better vape because it heats up liquid at lighting fast speeds much like some of your technology used inside your kitchens. Here are some of the reasons induction technology works better than your standard vaping method.
·Even heat distribution of materials
·Super rapid heat times
·No need to change disposable parts
·Leak-proof design for liquids
·Easy cleanable mesh wick
·Accurate adjustable heat settings from 280 degrees Fahrenheit to nail temperatures
·No dry firing needed
·Won’t overheat and possibly burn
·Consistent large clouds
The materials used inside the Evoke design are well thought out too. As I read through the breakdown they stated the wood use wood as one of the primary materials. At this point I asked myself why they would do such a thing. Well it turns out that not only over time would you get a personalized look because of the oils that from your hand that will soak into the wood grain but this will also keep the Evoke much cooler after repeated use. Apparently they will be using brushed stainless steel which will also add to the outer designs style factor.
The Evoke will also introduce the “smart vape platform” which will give you added control over your device. The microprocessor onboard will control things such as heating, security, and data monitoring. You will essentially be able to:
·Check battery health
·Monitor your usage (levels of e-liquid, puffs taken, and refill predictability)
·Adjust and save settings
·Communicate with an app on your phone
·Integration of Apple’s new health app
They plan to integrate an open source platform for developers to incorporate their own ideas in the building of apps they may interface with the Evoke.
In conclusion, the Evoke induction heated vaporizer seems like not only a great idea but one that you should be on the lookout for in the future. As more and more innovations hit the electronic cigarette market in the years to come I think you will find many more great devices such as these popping up. I can’t wait to get my hands on one myself.
