The smart cannabis spray device promises the “perfect maximum” by allowing users to customize doses through an app and notify them via vibrations when they should stop inhaling
- Mode showed off its star product at the Consumer Electronics Show
- It is a smart cannabis dosing system to help regulate cannabis intake
- Vape has sensors to know how many doses are being inhaled
- There is also a complementary application that allows users to view consumption analytics
Marijuana has become a preferred treatment for anxiety, pain and sleep control, but a new innovation is eliminating dosing conjectures for new users.
Called Mode, the world’s first intelligent cannabis dosing vape device, took to the stage at the Consumer Electronics Show, along with a complementary app.
The vape device has a tactile slider that allows users to adjust their dose to the milligram and is equipped with precision sensors to determine how much is inhaled.
It also has a Haptic guidance feature that vibrates gently to notify users when to stop inhaling and when to stop inhaling.
The complementary application includes a control panel where users can access dosing plans, product information, reviews, personalized recommendations and consumption analysis.
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Marijuana has become a preferred treatment for anxiety, pain and sleep control, but a new innovation is eliminating dosing conjectures for new users. Called Mode, the world’s first intelligent cannabis dosing vape device, took to the stage at the Consumer Electronics Show, along with a complementary app
Medicinal marijuana is legal in 34 states in the United States and is used to treat various foods and diseases such as Alzheimer’s, Cancer and Chrohn’s disease.
It has also become a treatment for those suffering from anxiety and sleep disorders.
However, for a new smoker, determining how much to inhale can be tricky.
Izzy Kirsh, co-founder and co-CEO of Mode, said: “We initially set out to address the dosing dilemma for people who need cannabis to treat injuries, illnesses and other health-related issues.”
The vape device has a tactile slider that allows users to adjust their dose to the milligram and is equipped with precision sensors to determine how much is inhaled. The device supports 501 cartridges that are easily inserted into the designated compartment; other devices need to be screwed on
“We have built dozens of prototypes to deliver steam doses per milligram, perfecting consumption levels down to a rudimentary science of what cannabinoids and doses are needed to achieve the right results.
“What we finally created is a first device of this type that offers more control and a better experience for all cannabis users.”
The firm premiered its flagship product at the first all-digital Consumer Electronics Show (CES).
The popular technology conference is usually held in Las Vegas, Nevada, but the coronavirus forced her to leave the conference venue and enter people’s homes.
The complementary application includes a control panel where users can access dosing plans, product information, reviews, personalized recommendations and consumption analysis.
But the change has not stopped companies from showcasing their latest and greatest innovations.
Mode was inspired by Kirsh, who realized the need for a personalized dosage of cannabis after an injury.
He partnered with Mark (Akiva) Wagner and Stephen Bates to design the platform and the trio embarked on a full R&D exploration, collaborating with a world-class design and engineering team and raising $ 2.5 million. dollars in financing to bring Mode to market.
The mode sells for $ 100 and is available to pre-order on their website and shipping will begin in the first half of 2021
The device supports 501 cartridges that are easily inserted into the designated compartment; other devices need to be screwed on.
Owners can also lock the spray device to protect it from children.
Mark (Akiva), co-founder and co-CEO of Wagner, Mode, said, “Cannabis is a dose-sensitive substance and not a single solution.”
“Mode provides a device and data set that is missing for the cannabis space and, with proper analysis and implementation, can open up avenues of understanding never seen before in cannabis.”
The mode sells for $ 100 and is available to pre-order on their website and shipping will begin in the first half of 2021.