The existing solutions are categorized depending on the need and severity of the wrist injury:

• Rigid Wrist Braces: These are designed to provide maximum support and immobilization for severe wrist injuries or conditions, such as fractures or surgical recovery. They are typically made of hard plastic or metal and are often used in conjunction with casting or splinting.

• Semi-Rigid Wrist Braces: These offer a balance between support and flexibility, making them suitable for moderate wrist injuries or conditions, such as sprains or strains. They are often made of a combination of materials, including plastic, metal, and fabric.

• Soft Wrist Braces: Designed to provide gentle support and compression for mild wrist injuries or conditions, such as tendonitis or arthritis. They are typically made of soft, breathable materials, such as neoprene or elasticized fabric.

• Wrist Straps:  simple, lightweight solutions that provide mild support and stabilization for wrist injuries or conditions. They are often used for preventive purposes, such as during sports or heavy lifting activities.