FIELD

The present disclosure relates generally to electronic equipments offering a plurality of controllable functionalities, and more to the customization of the user interface of such electronic equipments.

BACKGROUND

Some electronic equipments offer a plurality of functionalities that are each controllable by means of an input pattern comprising at least one user input. This is notably the case of vaping devices or so-called electronic nicotine delivery systems (also known by the acronym “ENDS”) producing an aerosol by heating an aerosol-forming substance mixed with air during a user vaping session.

Generally, the input pattern associated to a functionality of an electronic equipment is a default input pattern set by a manufacturer of this electronic equipment. Therefore, when the user of this electronic equipment wants to use this functionality, he has to reproduce the associated default input pattern with his electronic equipment or with an external device coupled to, and capable of remotely controlling, his electronic equipment. So, there is no possibility for the user to customize the input patterns associated respectively to the functionalities of his electronic equipment, and any other user knowing the default input patterns of an electronic equipment may use the latter.

It has been proposed, notably in the patent document US 10,500,600 B2, to use customized input patterns to control functionalities of an electronic equipment. But these customized input patterns are chosen by a user amongst a list of possible input patterns, which is limiting and frequently induces a recognition error when the user does not reproduce exactly the input pattern associated to a desired functionality because he has not conceived this input pattern himself.

Accordingly, it would be beneficial to improve the situation to decrease the number of input pattern recognition errors.

SUMMARY

An electronic equipment, a device and a server for customizing a user interface based on recognition of input patterns associated to functionalities from recordings of group of user input(s), are provided substantially as shown in, and/or described in connection with, at least one of the figures, as set forth in the appended claims.

The features, functions and advantages that have been discussed above and are described below in details can be achieved independently in various examples or may be combined in other examples. Further details of the examples can be seen with references to the following description and drawings.

