Glas, Inc.

Sean Greenbaum

Frank Settemo Nuovo

Vaporization devices having portions to enable signal transmission therethrough. A vaporization device includes a body having a first end, a second end, and forming an internal cavity. At least a portion of the internal cavity forming a cartridge receptacle. The vaporization device includes a battery disposed within the internal cavity and a processor operatively coupled to the battery and disposed within the body. The processor is arranged to respond to a signal to switch the vaporization device between a first operational mode and a second operational mode. The vaporization device also includes a portion of the body arranged to permit transmission of the signal through the portion of the body from a location external to the body, thereby permitting the processor to switch the vaporization device between the first and second operational modes in response to the receipt of the signal.

Vaporization device having remotely controllable operational modes

Packaging for cartridges for use with a vaporization device

Systems, devices, and methods for automatically monitoring and managing inventory in real time within a retail environment are presented. To monitor and manage inventory of electronic devices configured to communicate wirelessly, the electronic devices are configured to send device status messages via wireless communication to wireless connection devices, which in turn send inventory messages to a remote inventory server via a communication network. To monitor non-communicating inventory, wireless tags are included within or affixed to inventory packaging to communicate with the electronic devices or wireless connection devices. Based upon such inventory messages, the remote inventory server monitors inventory location and levels at retail locations. Inventory levels may be adjusted according to inventory distribution plans based upon such inventory information.

Systems and methods of wireless communication for inventory management

Systems, methods, devices, and computer-readable media storing instructions for predicting and facilitating resupply of vaporization device cartridges are disclosed. Vaporization usage data generated by a vaporization device is sent to a mobile device or remote server for analysis to determine when additional supply of cartridges will be needed. The vaporization usage data may include information regarding usage of the vaporization device by a user (e.g., puff count, average puff length, average daily use), which information may be used to estimate when a current cartridge (and any known spare cartridges) will be depleted. Based upon this estimate, a resupply order may be automatically placed or may be proposed to the user. Alternatively, information regarding nearby retail locations having appropriate replacement cartridge inventory may be generated and sent to the user to facilitate the user obtaining a resupply.

System and method for vaporization device resupply based on usage data

Systems, devices, and methods for monitoring and managing inventory of electronic devices having wireless communication capabilities are presented. Such electronic devices may include vaporization devices configured to communicate wirelessly with external devices for authorization. To monitor and manage inventory of the electronic devices, the electronic devices are configured to send device status messages via wireless communication to wireless connection devices, which in turn send inventory messages to a remote inventory server via a communication network. Based upon such inventory messages, the remote inventory server monitors inventory location and levels at retail locations. Inventory levels may be adjusted according to inventory distribution plans based upon such inventory information. In some embodiments, updates may be provided to electronic devices while in inventory by communication via the wireless connection devices.

Systems and methods of managing inventory of battery-powered devices in a retail setting

Systems, devices, and methods for monitoring and managing inventory of electronic devices having wireless communication capabilities are presented. Such electronic devices may include vaporization devices configured to communicate wirelessly with external devices for authorization. To monitor and manage inventory of the electronic devices, the electronic devices are configured to send device status messages via wireless communication to wireless connection devices, which in turn send inventory messages to a remote server via a communication network. Based upon such inventory messages, the remote server identifies and provides updates to the electronic devices while in inventory by communication via the wireless connection devices.

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Los Angeles, CA, United States of America

Sean Greenbaum