Types segmentation in the FECG Monitors market is defined by technology and device form factor. Key subtypes include wearable FECG monitors (e.g., abdominal sensors) and stationary FECG systems (e.g., hospital-grade equipment). Wearable monitors (60% of the market) prioritize portability for home and ambulatory use, leveraging advancements in wireless and miniaturized sensors. Stationary systems (40%) remain critical in clinical environments for high-accuracy, continuous monitoring during labor and delivery. Further, technology-based subtypesโsuch as Doppler-based and ultrasonic FECGโdiffer in cost, precision, and adoption rates, with Doppler systems (55%) dominating due to lower costs and broader accessibility. This FECG segmentation highlights how device functionality and technological maturity influence market share, with wearables driving expansion in decentralized healthcare while stationary systems sustain traditional clinical demand.