Creating Intelligent and Technological E-Cig Products: Jinjia Corporation's Vision

Business by 2FIRSTS.ai
Dec.14.2023
Creating Intelligent and Technological E-Cig Products: Jinjia Corporation's Vision
Investors ask if Jinjia Corp's e-cigarette has artificial intelligence, company aims to improve product performance to create intelligent, technological e-cigarettes.

On December 14th, an investor questioned on the investor interaction platform: Does your company's e-cigarette incorporate artificial intelligence?

Creating Intelligent and Technological E-Cig Products: Jinjia Corporation's Vision

 

Jinyu Corporation (002191.SZ) announced that the company will continuously enhance the performance of its e-cigarette products to meet the demands of customers and the market, aiming to create smart and technologically advanced e-cigarette products.

 

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