Vaping device for dynamic aerosol formulation

A system and device are provided for dynamically adjusting aerosol formulations of vaporized liquid concentrates that may be inhaled by a user. The device may have one or more cartridges, each having a cartridge chamber. The cartridge chamber has a piston at one end that when pressed ejects a liquid concentrate from an opposite end into a heating chamber. An electrical heating signal heats the heating chamber to vaporize the liquid concentrate to generate an aerosol. An actuator of the device drives the piston. The actuator signal and the electrical heating signal are synchronized to eject and to vaporize the same quantity of liquid concentrate. A microcontroller unit may provide the actuator signal and the electrical heating signal according to a formulation of aerosol that may adjusted by a user during operation. The formulation may specify ratios of aerosols from multiple cartridges.