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Predicting the exact advancements in mattress technology over the next 100 years is challenging, but it's reasonable to expect that mattresses will continue to evolve and improve. Technological advancements have led to significant changes in mattress design and materials in recent decades, and this trend is likely to continue for the following reasons:

1. Materials and Comfort: Advancements in materials science and engineering can lead to the development of new materials that are more comfortable, supportive, and durable. Memory foam, latex (the best innovation) and other innovative materials have already revolutionized the mattress industry, and further innovations are likely.

2. Health and Wellbeing: As our understanding of sleep and its impact on health and well-being deepens, mattresses may be designed to better support various aspects of sleep, such as temperature regulation, pressure relief, and spinal alignment. Smart mattresses with sensors and data analysis capabilities could become more common, providing personalized sleep recommendations.

3. Sustainability: With growing environmental concerns, there is a strong emphasis on sustainable and eco-friendly materials. Future mattresses may be designed with a focus on recyclability, biodegradability, and reduced carbon footprint. 

4. Integration with Technology: As technology continues to advance, mattresses may incorporate more sophisticated features, such as built-in massage mechanisms, smart home integration (e.g., syncing with lighting and temperature control systems), or even sleep-tracking capabilities.

5. Durability and Longevity: Future mattresses may be designed to last longer and resist wear and tear, reducing the need for frequent replacements. (No mattress company I've dealt with in the last three decades has ever tried to make a mattresses that last longer. Nine Clouds specs the best mattresses they have made to include a substantial latex layer that will insure longer viable life)

6. Accessibility: Innovations in mattress design may aim to provide better sleep solutions for individuals with specific medical conditions or physical disabilities.

It's important to note that while technological advancements are likely, the pace of change and the adoption of new technologies can vary. Moreover, personal preferences for mattress comfort can be highly subjective, so what one person considers an improvement might not be the same for another. (Which is why it's crucial to visit a showroom to try your next mattress before you buy)