The document describes a new medical device called FIV (Folliculogenesis In Vivo) which uses a biosensor called Ovulona to non-invasively monitor a woman's follicular development and other health indicators over her lifetime for purposes of fertility awareness, birth control, cancer screening, and more. It claims this technology will provide more accurate and personalized health data than existing tools by generating a detailed signature profile of a woman's menstrual cycle and relating symptoms to folliculogenesis. The company seeks funding to develop and market this technology as the first affordable and easy-to-use tool that improves women's health and quality of