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From care to prevention: how Wearable Technology is driving personalised wellbeing

The healthcare industry is undergoing a major shiftfrom reactive care to proactive prevention. At the same time, individuals are increasingly taking control of their own health journeys. At Elitac Wearables, we see this transformation reflected in the growing demand for smart, comfortable, and data-driven wearable technology.
With over 12 years of experience developing wearables for the medical, sports, and military sectors, were proud to contribute to this movement through continuous innovation and collaboration.
 

Preventive healthcare powered by wearables

Traditional healthcare often begins when symptoms appear. But today, continuous monitoring through wearables enables earlier detection, better lifestyle management, and out-of-hospital care. Our projects like the BalanceBelt (for patients with balance disorders) and the SmartShoulder (for posture and fatigue monitoring in industrial workers) show how wearables can support users in their daily liveswithout needing constant clinical supervision.
This shift is not just technologicalits cultural. Healthcare systems are embracing preventive models, and wearables are becoming essential tools in that transition.
 

Personalized wellbeing: health in your hands

According to a recent McKinsey report, personalised wellbeing is one of the fastest-growing segments in global health. Consumers are increasingly seeking tailored solutions that fit their unique needswhether physical, emotional, or nutritional. This trend is powered by data from wearables, AI-driven insights, and connected health platforms.
Devices like smartwatches, Oura Rings, and the newly launched Withings U-Scan are pushing the boundaries of whats possible. As Eric Carreel, Chairman of Withings, shared in a recent post on LinkedIn:

“With more than 3,000 metabolites, urine gives one of the richest, most immediate pictures of what’s happening inside us… U-Scan turns a simple, everyday moment into something meaningfula quiet, effortless way to know yourself better.”

This kind of passive, personalised data collection is revolutionising how we think about healthmaking it more accessible, actionable, and user-driven.
 

Elitac Wearables: bridging tech and wellbeing

Our work on projects like the Flight Sense System for continuous medical grade ECG and respiration monitoring,  Danu Sports‘ smart sock for injury prevention, and the BalanceBelt for fall prevention, demonstrates how wearable tech can support both clinical goals and personal wellbeing. We focus on creating wearables that are:
 
  • Comfortable and intuitive
  • Scientifically validated
  • Seamlessly integrated into daily routines

 

As healthcare continues to decentralise, wearables will play a key role in bridging the gap between clinical care and lifestyle support.

 

Conclusion: a new era of health empowerment

The convergence of wearable innovation, preventive healthcare, and personalised wellbeing is reshaping the future of health. At Elitac Wearables, we’re excited to help lead this transformationdeveloping smart solutions that empower individuals and support healthcare systems worldwide.
 
 

Want to explore how wearable technology can support your health or business goals?

 

Don’t hesitate to contact us and start the conversation!

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Author Guus de Hoog

A cross-disciplinary design & thought leader with an entrepreneurial mindset, and a strong vision for driving innovation. With over 15 years of experience in design, and 10 years of experience in wearable technology. As Creative Director at Elitac Wearables, Guus is responsible for the design strategy, creative vision, and quality output of the projects. As Head of Innovation, he makes sure Elitac Wearables stays on the fore-front of wearable technology, by focussing on new business development, R&D, and strategic partnerships.

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