A system that facilitates the controlled drying of biomass is provided. The system and method provides automated control over the rate of drying and the moisture content of the resulting product. The system and method also includes auto-loading and unloading, thereby providing a fully automated process. The system and method can be adapted to match the scale of the production and therefore has applicability for large operations as well as micro operations. In addition, since the drying rate and moisture content of the material being dried is monitored and controlled, the system and method can be used to dry products for a wide range of different applications (e.g., drying hemp for medical use as well as for industrial use).

A heated outdoor storage assembly for warming and drying towels includes a housing that defines an interior space. An aperture that is positioned in a front of the housing is configured to allow access to the interior space. A door that is hingedly coupled to the housing is positioned to be selectively hinged to the housing to close the aperture. A set of shelves, which is selectively couplable to the housing so that each shelf extends between opposing sides of the housing, is configured to stow an article. Each of a set of slots is positioned in a respective shelf so that the set of slots is configured to allow flow of air through the set of shelves. A heating module coupled to the housing and positioned in the interior space proximate to a bottom of the housing is configured to heat the air to warm and dry the article.

A heated outdoor storage assembly for warming and drying towels includes a housing that defines an interior space. An aperture that is positioned in a front of the housing is configured to allow access to the interior space. A door that is hingedly coupled to the housing is positioned to be selectively hinged to the housing to close the aperture. A set of shelves, which is selectively couplable to the housing so that each shelf extends between opposing sides of the housing, is configured to stow an article. Each of a set of slots is positioned in a respective shelf so that the set of slots is configured to allow flow of air through the set of shelves. A heating module coupled to the housing and positioned in the interior space proximate to a bottom of the housing is configured to heat the air to warm and dry the article.

A drying system for drying an agriculture product is disclosed. The drying system includes an enclosure having one or more wall structures and defining a chamber for receiving and storing the agricultural product. Each wall structure includes an inner wall having a plurality of wood panels and an outer wall. Each wood panel is a treated wood panel and is adapted to absorb moisture from an air circulating inside the chamber. Each wood panel is treated with a solution of calcium chloride to enhance a moisture absorbing capacity. The outer wall is disposed substantially parallel and spaced apart from the inner wall and defines a gap therebetween. The enclosure further includes one or more moisture absorbing materials disposed inside the gap to absorb moisture received from the inner wall.

A hemp biomass drying assembly that is disposed within a structure and having a central lift assembly, a rotatable tine assembly, an auger assembly, and a track drive assembly that are all connected to a control system to activate and operate all assemblies. The drying assembly has multiple modes of operation that include a spreading mode, a leveling mode, and stirring mode, and an unloading mode.

A hemp biomass drying assembly that is disposed within a structure and having a central lift assembly, a rotatable tine assembly, an auger assembly, and a track drive assembly that are all connected to a control system to activate and operate all assemblies. The drying assembly has multiple modes of operation that include a spreading mode, a leveling mode, and stirring mode, and an unloading mode.

A heated outdoor storage assembly for warming and drying towels includes a housing that defines an interior space. An aperture that is positioned in a front of the housing is configured to allow access to the interior space. A door that is hingedly coupled to the housing is positioned to be selectively hinged to the housing to close the aperture. A set of shelves, which is selectively couplable to the housing so that each shelf extends between opposing sides of the housing, is configured to stow an article. Each of a set of slots is positioned in a respective shelf so that the set of slots is configured to allow flow of air through the set of shelves. A heating module coupled to the housing and positioned in the interior space proximate to a bottom of the housing is configured to heat the air to warm and dry the article.

A heated outdoor storage assembly for warming and drying towels includes a housing that defines an interior space. An aperture that is positioned in a front of the housing is configured to allow access to the interior space. A door that is hingedly coupled to the housing is positioned to be selectively hinged to the housing to close the aperture. A set of shelves, which is selectively couplable to the housing so that each shelf extends between opposing sides of the housing, is configured to stow an article. Each of a set of slots is positioned in a respective shelf so that the set of slots is configured to allow flow of air through the set of shelves. A heating module coupled to the housing and positioned in the interior space proximate to a bottom of the housing is configured to heat the air to warm and dry the article.

Provided herein are systems, methods, and processes for drying a softgel having a hydrophilic fill material and one or more active ingredients. After forming the hydrophilic softgel, for example, the softgel is dried by sequentially passing the softgel through a series of specific drying conditions, in which the first drying condition has a low temperature and low dew point. In certain examples, controlled airflow is also used to dry the softgels. By using the systems, methods, and processes, the total time to dry the hydrophilic softgel can be beneficially reduced from several days to about 24 hours without causing shriveling of the softgel.

A rotary vacuum drum drying system is described. The system may include a plurality of sensors and a control system operatively coupled with the plurality of sensors. The control system includes a processing device to receive, from the plurality of sensors, a plurality of parameters of the rotary vacuum drum drying system and transmit, to a client device, the plurality of parameters of the rotary vacuum drum drying system. The processing device is further to receive, from the client device, a message comprising an adjustment one or more parameters of the plurality of parameters and adjust the one or more parameters of the plurality of parameters based on the received message.