Modular architecture
Standardized production blocks are assembled as a unified facility, enabling phased rollout, predictable replication, and clear maintenance logic across locations.
PT. SAMiKU Business Group; Mag. Benjamin Rebmann; Meninting Regency, House No. 9, Jalan Saleh Sungkar; Meninting, Batu Layar; Nusa Tenggara Barat (NTB); Kab. Lombok Barat; 83355; Indonesia.
Technology overview
A disciplined modular system designed for high-density food production
SAMiKU combines repeatable factory modules, integrated production streams, and foundation-flexible deployment so nations and partners can scale reliable food output close to population centers.
Integrated food production
Crop, protein, processing, and resource-management streams operate as one coordinated system, improving throughput while supporting closed-loop efficiency.
Above-ground adaptability
The platform is engineered for deployment on varied foundations—including standard slabs, coastal zones, sand, and cold-region conditions—without underground dependence.
Deployment Model
One modular system, deployable across very different site realities
Each module follows the same build logic while adapting to local conditionsa0 helping governments and investors evaluate practical rollout in coastal, arid, frozen, and urban-constrained environments.
Water
A model suited to locations where conventional land assumptions do not apply.
Sand
A route for deployment in difficult and arid ground contexts.
Permafrost
An option for challenging cold-region conditions.
Standard ground
A system that also fits familiar foundation environments.
Tiny properties
A practical answer where space is limited but demand is high.