Segmentation by type differentiates devices into Single‑Frequency, Multi‑Frequency, Portable, and Fixed‑Installation systems, each influencing market dynamics uniquely. Single‑Frequency units, comprising roughly 35 % of shipments, are favored for their lower cost and simplicity, meeting baseline monitoring needs in cost‑conscious facilities. Multi‑Frequency devices, about 40 % of the market, deliver richer spectral data, enabling clinicians to assess regional ventilation heterogeneity; this functionality commands higher price points and drives growth in technologically advanced hospitals. Portable systems, representing 15 % of sales, address bedside flexibility and are increasingly adopted in transport‑critical care and field hospitals, expanding the addressable user base beyond static environments. Fixed‑Installation platforms, making up the remaining 10 %, are integrated into permanent ICU infrastructure, often bundled with hospital information systems, thus reflecting capital‑intensive but long‑term revenue streams. The distribution across these type categories underpins the overall market valuation by balancing volume‑driven low‑cost sales against high‑margin, feature‑rich solutions.