Longevity technology (tech) refers to the development of various methods that allow humans to measure, track, and potentially modify the physiological changes associated with aging. The 21st century saw a significant increase in research activity, making space for the emergence of a commercial longevity tech industry enabled by technological advancements. Recent developments, such as AI and blockchain technologies, are being used across the spectrum of longevity research. Their ability to process large datasets and derive intelligent patterns has astronomically changed the parameters of what is possible within the industry. Previously only accessible to the affluent and privileged, the longevity space now has the potential to reach the general population and disrupt the healthcare sector. 

The longevity tech market is driven by two key factors. First, the US is experiencing a significant demographic shift, with its aging population expanding. This demographic transformation is creating a pressing need for innovative solutions that can enhance the quality of life and well-being of older adults. Concurrently, there is a palpable surge in tech-enabled longevity research, fostering innovations that are increasingly accessible to the broader public.