The past year has seen a significant growth in the cannabis industry, with thousands of brands fighting for the newly legalized shelf space across various countries and cities -- with this, arrives a plethora of cannabis strands for consumers to sort through with little direction. Phylos' 3D Galaxy aims to offer curious consumers some much-needed clarity on this topic, with an extensive and user-friendly database that serves as a genomic map for cannabis strands.
Simply typing in the name of a cannabis strain will prompt the search engine, revealing the different brands that offer the searched item. From there, users can opt to see a 3D map and an accompanied report that delves into the origin of the strain, offering transparency in a newly bustling industry.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Cannabis Genomic Mapping
- The trend of cannabis genomic mapping offers consumers transparency and clarity on the origin of different cannabis strains.
- Consumer-friendly Cannabis Databases
- The trend of consumer-friendly cannabis databases provides users with an easy way to explore and compare different cannabis brands and strains.
- Data-driven Decision Making in the Cannabis Industry
- The trend of data-driven decision making empowers cannabis businesses to analyze market trends and make informed choices based on consumer preferences.
Who This Affects Most
- Cannabis Industry
- The cannabis industry can benefit from disruptive innovation in genomic mapping, creating transparency and improving product differentiation.
- Technology/digital Solutions
- The technology/digital solutions industry can capitalize on the growing demand for consumer-friendly cannabis databases to develop innovative platforms and tools for cannabis enthusiasts.
- Data Analytics
- The data analytics industry can find opportunities in the cannabis sector by providing advanced analysis and insights on market trends and consumer preferences to aid decision making.
