Abstract: In remotely rendering chemical signatures, a remote request received from a user comprises a requesting user identifier, a substrate specification, and a chemical signature. The chemical signature includes identifiers for one or more chemicals comprising a selected set of chemicals, and for each identified chemical at least a quantity of the selected set of chemicals. The received remote request is directed to a chemical printer that prints chemicals on the substrate based at least on the chemical signature. The printed substrate may be tagged with a predetermined digital tag format based at least on the requesting user identifier.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for managing chemical signatures are disclosed. In one aspect, a method includes the actions of receiving an original chemical signature, and an originating user identifier, the original chemical signature comprised of identifiers for one or more chemicals comprising a selected set of chemicals, and for each identified chemical at least a quantity of the selected set of chemicals. Responsive to the receiving of the original chemical signature, the actions further include generating an original hash based on at least a part of the original chemical signature and the originating user identifier. The actions further include storing on a distributed ledger the generated hash. Via at least one rule from a rules engine, the actions further include calculating an original attribution value associated with the originating user identifier.

Abstract: Generating a printable inhalant solution may include selecting identifiers for one or more identified chemicals and creating, for each identified chemical, a chemical specification that includes at least a quantity of the chemical. The chemical specifications in the aggregate may include a chemical signature of the selected identified chemicals. Further, a printable solution may be mechanically printed onto a predetermined flammable base substrate.

Abstract: Techniques for performing on-demand customization of beverages to improve the drinking experience may include receiving a target flavor, comparing the target flavor with a base flavor that is associated with a beverage, and receiving a chemical signature that can be used as a reference for injecting predetermined dosages of one or more formulations into a dispenser line of the beverage dispenser. A mixing of the associated beverage and the formulations may generate a combination that corresponds to or is associated with the target flavor. This technique of on-demand customization of the beverages may improve the drinking experience and reduce the cost of drinking by dynamically adjusting the amount of chemicals to be added to the base flavor depending on a target experience or flavor.

Abstract: In remotely rendering chemical signatures, a remote request received from a user comprises a requesting user identifier, a substrate specification, and a chemical signature. The chemical signature includes identifiers for one or more chemicals comprising a selected set of chemicals, and for each identified chemical at least a quantity of the selected set of chemicals. The received remote request is directed to a chemical printer that prints chemicals on the substrate based at least on the chemical signature. The printed substrate may be tagged with a predetermined digital tag format based at least on the requesting user identifier.

Abstract: Techniques for performing on-demand customization of beverages to improve the drinking experience may include receiving a target flavor, comparing the target flavor with a base flavor that is associated with a beverage, and receiving a chemical signature that can be used as a reference for injecting predetermined dosages of one or more formulations into a dispenser line of the beverage dispenser. A mixing of the associated beverage and the formulations may generate a combination that corresponds to or is associated with the target flavor. This technique of on-demand customization of the beverages may improve the drinking experience and reduce the cost of drinking by dynamically adjusting the amount of chemicals to be added to the base flavor depending on a target experience or flavor.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for managing chemical signatures are disclosed. In one aspect, a method includes the actions of receiving an original chemical signature, and an originating user identifier, the original chemical signature comprised of identifiers for one or more chemicals comprising a selected set of chemicals, and for each identified chemical at least a quantity of the selected set of chemicals. Responsive to the receiving of the original chemical signature, the actions further include generating an original hash based on at least a part of the original chemical signature and the originating user identifier. The actions further include storing on a distributed ledger the generated hash. Via at least one rule from a rules engine, the actions further include calculating an original attribution value associated with the originating user identifier.

Abstract: Techniques for performing on-demand customization of inhalants to improve the vaping experience may include receiving a selected target flavor, comparing the selected target flavor with a base flavor, and receiving a chemical signature that can be used as a reference for injecting predetermined dosages of one or more pre-vapor formulations into a chamber of the vaping apparatus. The vaping apparatus may apply heat to a combination of the base flavor and the pre-vapor formulations in the chamber to generate the targeted flavor. This technique of on-demand customization of inhalants may improve the vaping experience and reduce the cost of vaping by dynamically adjusting the amount of chemicals to be added to the base flavor depending on a target experience or flavor.

Abstract: Generating a printable inhalant solution may include selecting identifiers for one or more identified chemicals and creating, for each identified chemical, a chemical specification that includes at least a quantity of the chemical. The chemical specifications in the aggregate may include a chemical signature of the selected identified chemicals. Further, a printable solution may be mechanically printed onto a predetermined flammable base substrate.