1.1 Scope of Research

1.2 Research Methodology

1.2 Research Methodology (continued)

1.3 Summary of TechVision’s FemTech Innovation Ecosystem

1.4 Frost & Sullivan Perspective: FemTech is Fueled by Digital Health and Innovations Surgical Tech

2.1 Emerging Demographic Trends and Effect on Women’s Health

2.2 Emerging Socio-economic Trends Impacting the Market

2.3 FemTech Innovations Cater to Both Patients (B2C) as Well as Medical Professionals (B2B)

2.4 Advances in Digital Technologies Furthering Wellness and Fertility Solutions

2.5 Mental Health and General Well-being are Gaining Importance

3.1 Wearable Device for Fertility Tracking

3.2 Vaginal Sensor to Monitor Fertility Cycles

3.3 Leveraging Genomics and Big Data to Support Regenerative Medicine

3.4 Patient-friendly Ultrasound Imaging for Breast Cancer Diagnosis

3.5 Data-backed Insights to Support Women’s Health

3.6 Surgical Guidance Tool for Breast Conservation Surgery

4.1 FemTech has Received more than $1B Over the Last 5 Years

4.2 Notable Private Funding in the FemTech Space

4.2 Notable Private Funding in the FemTech Space (continued)

4.3 Women’s Health Has Received More than $10B in Public Funding in the United States

4.4 Notable Publically Funded Projects for the Early Detection of Breast Cancer

4.5 Notable Publically Funded Projects in the Fertility Tracking and Sexual Wellness Space

5.1 The Need for Personalization Will Have an Impact on Innovation and Product Design

5.2 Diagnostic Screening and Patient-friendly Imaging Solutions Improving Cancer Detection

5.3 Digital and Sensor Innovators are Key Stakeholders in the FemTech Industry

6.1 IP Activity of Fertility Tracking Indicates Innovation Efforts from Multiple Technology Angles

6.2 Wearable Device Companies Will Play an Important Role in Fertility Tracking

6.3 Key Patents to Check

6.3 Key Patents to Check (continued)

6.3 Key Patents to Check (continued)

7.1 Database of Key Industry Participants

7.1 Database of Key Industry Participants (Contd)

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