Modular by Design. Controlled from End to End.

The Matrix Pod System brings cultivation, clean transition, processing, packaging, and support functions together in one expandable facility. A central vestibule connects every pod while separating workflows and reduce unnecessary cross-traffic.

Controlled Circulation

The shared vestibule creates an organized transition route between cultivation, processing, and support areas.

Purpose-built Zones

Separate pods support flower, mother and clone production, vegetative growth, drying and curing, processing, packaging, utilities, changing, security, and administration.

Independent Environments

Pod-level climate equipment helps isolate room conditions and gives operators more control over each production stage.

Clear workflows

The layout supports deliberate movement of personnel, plants, supplies, and finished product.

Serviceable design

Modular rooms and accessible equipment simfliy future reconfiguration

Research Pod Catalogue

The real cost of Getting to Production

A lower construction quote doesn't necessarily mean a lower cost to production. Engineering, cultivation equipment, automation, compliance and commissioning can all change the final number.

construction

$250–$550 / SF
$400K–$880K*
Estimated construction investment
MATRIX

$_____ / SF
Based on an 8-pod Matrix configuration with four dedicated cultivation pods.
2026 estimated all-in indoor cultivation buildout cost based on gross building area.*

INFRASTRUCTURE + EQUIPMENT

The building is only part of the investment. HVAC, electrical, lighting, benching, engineering and other specialized systems add to the cost of creating a production-ready cultivation environment.
TRADITIONAL BUILD

HVAC / Dehumidification — $50–$150/SF
Lighting — $25–$60/SF
Benching / Racking — $10–$45/SF
Electrical — $30–$65/SF*
Engineering — $15–$40/SF*
Plumbing / Fire — $8–$18/SF*

MATRIX

HVAC / Dehumidification — Included
Lighting — Included
Benching / Racking — Included
Electrical — _____
Engineering — _____
Plumbing / Fire — _____

Time to production

TRADITIONAL:

8–14 MONTHS*

MATRIX:
~8 WEEKS*

Getting cultivation space operational sooner means more than shortening a construction schedule. It means putting that space in a position to begin producing sooner.
Matrix timeline dependent on site readiness, permitting, utilities and individual project requirements.

The Cost of waiting

$80,000/MONTH in potential production value.

So your section could eventually look like:

TRADITIONAL

8–14 MONTHS
Before the facility is operational*

MATRIX

~8 WEEKS
To commissioned pods*
Based on four cultivation pods producing 40 lbs per cycle, six cycles per year, at an illustrative value of $1,000/lb.

Support
Custom
Pod
Creative, secure, flexible, and mobile building blocks for research and education.

Custom units can be configured for any operational need — built to the same compliant standard as every pod in the system.

Laboratories
Research and testing environments built to spec
Offices
On-site administrative and management spaces
Classrooms
Educational and instruction room configurations
Lunchrooms
Staff welfare and break room configurations
Lockers & Change Rooms
Fully outfitted staff change facilities
Climate Vaults
Climate-controlled secure vaults
Record Retention
Secure file and record retention rooms
Storage
General and secure storage configurations
What custom unit types are available?
  • Laboratories
  • Offices
  • Classrooms
  • Lunchrooms
  • Lockers and change rooms
  • Climate-controlled vaults
  • Secure file and record retention rooms
  • Storage rooms
Can custom units combine with growth chamber pods?

Yes. Custom units integrate seamlessly with Growth Chamber Pods, allowing you to build a complete end-to-end research facility from a single modular system.

Are custom units built to the same standards?

Every unit, including custom configurations, is built to the same quality-assured construction process and compliance standards used across the entire pod line.

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How the ROI Matrix Works

1. Enter through a controlled transition zone. Personnel and materials move into the clean vestibule before accessing production spaces.

2. Route work to the right pod. Each pod is assigned to a specific production or support function.

3. Manage rooms Independently. Environmental settings and operating schedules can be tailored to the work happening in each pod.

4. Expand the matrix. Additional pods can extend the system as capacity, product mix, or workflow needs change.

Example Configuration Shownm

Four flowering pods
One dry and cure pod
One mother, clone, and vegetative pod
One processing and packaging pod
One utilities and staff pod, with space for fertigation, changing, office, security, and electrical functions
One shared, two-zone clean vestibule

Built for Phased Growth

Conventional facilities can lock an operation into a fixed footprint. The Matrix approach allows the facility to be a configurable platform. Production capacity canbe phased, support functions can be matched to the operating plan, and individual pods can be adapted without redesigning the entire system.

A Cleaner Operational Path

The center vestibule is the organizing spine of the system. It gives every pod a defined point of access and creates a visible, repeatable circulation pattern. The result is a facility concept that is easier to understand, easier to operate, and easier to expand.

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