3D printing and customization: In 2023, 3D scanning and printing technology will become mainstream, and companies will launch personalized orthotics to shorten production cycles and improve comfort. For example, scoliosis orthotics are modeled with patient data, with an accuracy increase of more than 30%.

Smart sensors and the Internet of Things (IoT): Smart protective gear that can monitor pressure and motion data is developing rapidly. DJO Global's knee brace has built-in sensors to provide real-time feedback on rehabilitation progress, and the data is synchronized to the mobile phone APP to assist doctors in remotely adjusting treatment plans.

Lightweight materials: Carbon fiber and thermoplastic polymer materials are widely used, and the product weight is reduced by 40%, the breathability is enhanced, and it is suitable for long-term wear.