Market potential Medical training devices for gynecologic procedures in small teams present a niche expansion opportunity for selling to clinics and teaching hospitals that invest in hands-on simulation to improve safety and reduce training costs.

Strategic partnerships Target educational institutions, surgical residency programs, and medical device training centers in the US; propose pilot programs or bundled curricula featuring the Miya Model to accelerate adoption and gather efficacy data.

Cost savings Position Miya Model as a cost-effective alternative to traditional cadaver or live-surgery training by showcasing faster proficiency gains, lower training risk, and scalable practice for multiple procedures.

Technology leverage Leverage the Miya App and online resources to support remote training, certifications, and curriculum deployment; offer digital integration services to educational partners for standardized assessment.

Growth signals With revenue in the low to mid six figures and a small team, pursue high-margin product-led expansion, channel partnerships, and white-label opportunities to broaden reach while preserving agile operations.