The Types segment classifies high‑definition electronic endoscopes into rigid, flexible, and capsule‑based families, each further subdivided by sensor architecture and resolution tier. Rigid endoscopes, predominantly used in orthopedics and ENT, employ single‑chip CMOS sensors and typically deliver 1080p resolution; they capture about 35 % of total sales due to lower manufacturing costs and high durability. Flexible endoscopes, essential for gastroenterology, urology, and gynecology, incorporate multi‑chip sensor arrays that enable 3K–4K resolution and variable angulation, representing roughly 55 % of market value because of their broader procedural applicability. Capsule endoscopes, a niche yet growing category for gastrointestinal diagnostics, integrate miniature CMOS sensors within ingestible devices and account for the remaining 10 % of revenue, driven by patient‑centric screening initiatives. Each type’s market contribution aligns with procedural frequency, required maneuverability, and resolution demands, defining the overall market taxonomy.