Hypha Labs Files Multiple Additional Patents for its Ground Breaking Mushroom Accelerator
The three additional patents that have been filed are as follows:
'We are blazing an innovative trail, harnessing the magic of the mushroom and bringing it everywhere from the comfort of the home to commercial kitchens who want predictable, scalable mushroom ingredients in their offering,' stated Stone Douglass, CEO, Hypha Labs. 'These patents, which we have briefly detailed herein, affirm our strong position in the space as we look to our product roll-out on the not-so-far horizon, protecting our mass production plans, A.I. integrations, and maybe most importantly our Replaceable Sterile Cartridge System which to the keen eye should make clear our evergreen relationship with the customer vis-à-vis the razor/razor blade model fully in play.'
Hypha Labs remains committed to advancing the science of mushroom cultivation equipment and genetic research to accommodate these advances. The integration of its new HPLC machine and the variable loop autosampler upgrade marks a significant milestone in Hypha's journey to deliver innovative solutions and insights to our customers, clients and partners.
About Hypha Labs, Inc.
The company has developed revolutionary, cutting-edge technology focused on new methods of producing the active ingredients found in a wide array of functional mushrooms using its patent-pending mushroom accelerators. The Company is positioning itself to play an important role in the burgeoning Functional Mushroom industry in addition to being a disruptive force in future and emerging mushroom opportunities. Visit us at HyphaLabs.com.
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