In recent years, with the advancement of materials science, new types of polymer wetting agents and functional nanomaterials have emerged continuously. These new materials not only improve wetting performance, but also endow wetting agents with more additional functions, such as antibacterial and self-healing. In depth research on the relationship between solid surface properties and liquid wetting behavior, utilizing parameters such as surface energy and surface roughness to regulate the wetting process, provides a theoretical basis for the design and application of wetting agents.

Combining advanced technologies such as the Internet of Things and sensors to achieve intelligent control of the wetting process. For example, in agricultural irrigation, the intelligent wetting system can automatically adjust the irrigation amount based on soil moisture, achieving precise irrigation.

With the acceleration of global industrialization and the increasing demand for quality of life, the demand for wetting agents in the market will continue to grow. Especially environmentally friendly, high-performance wetting agents and intelligent wetting solutions will become the mainstream direction of future development.