Every inventory screen across your Exosuit, starship, Multi-Tool, Exocraft, and capital freighter splits cleanly into an upper Technology grid and a lower Cargo grid. Cargo slots hold deep stacks of raw elements, crafted trade goods, and grey pre-packaged technology boxes, while Technology slots house active installed systems and procedural upgrades. A module sitting inside Cargo contributes zero stats until installed into Technology, and conversely you can package any installed module back into a portable grey item box at will whenever you want to transfer prized S-class or X-class rolls into a newly acquired starship or Multi-Tool.
Claiming two Exosuit slots in every star system
Expanding your Exosuit does not require grinding one planet all afternoon if you follow the two-slot warp routine. Each new inhabited star system lets you purchase one Exosuit upgrade from the glowing kiosk beside the Space Station Exosuit merchant, and immediately afterward you can summon the Space Anomaly in space within that exact same system to purchase a second slot from the kiosk behind Iteration Selene. Remember that you do not have to accept the default blinking Cargo highlight; click any locked square in the upper Technology grid first if you need room for more Suit modules. Once terminal unit prices climb into the hundreds of thousands, switch to planetary Drop Pods located via Exosuit Upgrade Charts or Exocraft radar, where each slot costs only one Antimatter Housing, one Carbon Nanotube, and ten Sodium Nitrate.
Wireless storage with the Freighter Matter Beam
Inventory clutter disappears permanently once you claim a freighter, build all ten numbered Storage Containers (0 through 9) aboard its base deck, and unlock the Freighter Matter Beam for five Salvaged Frigate Modules. With a Matter Beam installed, your main freighter hold works wirelessly across the entire galaxy, and summoning your freighter into your current star system exposes all ten massive Storage Containers directly as tabs inside your Exosuit inventory screen, even while you stand at the bottom of an ocean or deep inside a cave.
Adjacency squares and Supercharged multipliers
Up to four purple-highlighted Supercharged slots appear across S-class ship, freighter, and Multi-Tool Technology grids (and three in the Exosuit), multiplying the primary stats of whatever technology occupies them by roughly 25 percent or more. Place your strongest module or core amplifier onto the Supercharged tile, then arrange related upgrades in a compact 2x2 or 2x3 block rather than a straight line so every module shares two or three glowing colored borders for maximum adjacency synergy.