Anti-vape systems may be installed in Russian schools and universities - the device was developed at the St. Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation.
Antivape has air analysis sensors that are sensitive to the presence of glycerin and propylene glycol (the main components of vape liquids) in the air. It connects to the Wi-Fi network of the educational institution and connects to Telegram servers.
If a vape is used in a classroom or hallway, the device transmits information to the server and sends a signal to the teacher via a Telegram bot.