1. From Static to Dynamic Scanning: Leading companies are no longer satisfied with static arch scanning. Instead, they utilize devices such as pressure gait analysis boards and dynamic 3D scanners to capture the distribution of plantar pressure and changes in skeletal posture during walking and running, making insole designs more aligned with actual biomechanical needs.

2. Rigid Needs in Medical Rehabilitation: In areas such as diabetic foot care, flat foot/high arch correction, and post-operative rehabilitation, digital customization has become a standard clinical approach, offering far greater precision than traditional thermoplastic molding.

3. Professional Sports Performance: Becoming standard equipment for professional athletes and sports teams. Used to improve athletic efficiency, prevent injuries, and accelerate recovery.

4. Hybrid "Online + Offline" Channels: Users can undergo professional scanning at brand offline experience stores and partner clinics, or upload data via home scanning devices or a mobile app to complete customization online.

The 3D scanning insole industry is currently in a golden age of transformation from a professional medical tool to a mass-market health consumer product. Technological advancement is the engine, and market demand is the pull. In the short term, the industry will exhibit a pattern of high-end medical application and widespread consumer adoption. In the long run, it will become a key node connecting the physical world (foot) and the digital health world, with huge market potential.