Mobile labs are used by an increasingly wide range of institutions. From teachers to healthcare workers, from vets to police officers, from graduate students to soldiers in the military, no two mobile labs serve the same population or purpose. Because of this, customization is important to create the correct layout, incorporate the right equipment, and accommodate the type of staff that is necessary for each agency.  For example, a public university might have a mobile lab for student research. In this case, the mobile lab will likely be outfitted with laboratory benches and chairs, storage space for beakers and other equipment, and computers and smart boards for data collection. Conversely, a public health agency would have a lab designed to provide preventative testing and treatment to a community. It would need slide-out panels to accommodate chairs and traffic flow, testing equipment, and technology for intake and processing.