Types segmentation classifies detection systems into immunoassay‑based, spectroscopy‑based, electrochemical, molecular, and mass‑spectrometry platforms. Immunoassay‑based devices, employing antibody‑antigen interactions, dominate with an estimated 38 % share, owing to their established protocols and ease of integration into point‑of‑care settings. Spectroscopy‑based systems, including fluorescence and Raman technologies, capture 22 % of the market, favored for multiplexing capabilities in research environments. Electrochemical detectors, prized for low‑cost sensors and miniaturization, hold 18 % of revenue, driven by wearable health monitors. Molecular platforms, such as nucleic‑acid amplification and CRISPR‑based assays, command 15 % as personalized medicine expands. Mass‑spectrometry detection, offering high specificity and sensitivity, represents the remaining 7 % but is projected to grow as instrument automation improves. This market taxonomy illustrates the distinct value propositions of each type and their proportional impact on total market valuation.