Product development and conformity assessment are in progress.
See how your heart changes in real life.
Multi-lead ECG recording built into everyday clothing.
Heliora is developing a connected system that records ECG data over time, builds a personal reference and brings recordings together with selected context such as sleep, activity, recovery, stress, symptoms and therapy.
Heliora is currently in development and undergoing conformity assessment. The product is not currently offered for sale or use. Information on this website describes the technology and its intended development direction only.

Wearable textile. Multi-lead ECG recording. One structured timeline.
Heliora brings smart textile, ECG recording technology and digital analytics into one connected product concept.
The system is being developed to organise repeated recordings and selected everyday context into a clearer view of changes over time.
Heliora Health B.V.
The Hague, Netherlands
Heliora Health is developing an ECG-based physiological monitoring system designed for long-term data collection in everyday life.
The product concept brings together ECG textile, a compact recorder, a mobile app and analytical software. It is designed to organise repeated recordings and selected context into a structured personal timeline.
Heliora is currently focused on product development, technical evaluation, user-experience research and the conformity assessment process.
Electrical heart profile and dry-textile channel consensus.
ECG textile · compact recorder · mobile app · analytics
Multiple views of cardiac electrical activity captured through dry textile electrodes.
From wearable recording to a structured personal timeline.
Heliora is being developed as a connected system in which the textile, recorder, mobile app and analytical platform work together.
The heart does not behave the same way every hour of every day.
Cardiac activity can change during sleep, physical activity, recovery, travel, stress or other everyday situations. A short recording represents a limited period. Repeated recordings can provide a broader view of how recorded signals vary over time. Heliora is being developed to explore how longer observation periods and selected context can be organised and presented clearly.
Relevant events may occur outside a short recording window.
Cardiovascular deaths worldwide each year.
Published research has shown that, within the studied patient group, longer monitoring periods identified arrhythmias in more participants.
One gap. Different perspectives.
“Something happened, but it was not captured.”
Occasional sensations or marked events may not coincide with a scheduled ECG or another short recording period.
A single recording may not contain the full timeline.
A specialist may see the information collected during a particular examination without seeing what happened at other times.
The event ends. The timeline continues.
Changes may occur over days, weeks or months. Longer observation can create continuity between individual recording periods.
Heliora is not currently intended to provide a medical report, diagnosis or clinical interpretation.
Information must not be used for clinical decision-making.
Reported diagnostic yield of a 24-hour Holter in published studies involving patients with palpitations.
OPEN STUDY 30%Of participants with detected arrhythmia in one published study had their first recorded episode after 48 hours.
OPEN STUDY Up to 45%Reported atrial fibrillation recurrence within 12 months after ablation in the referenced study population.
OPEN STUDY 51.1%Of first symptom-triggered arrhythmias in one study occurred after the initial 48 hours.
OPEN STUDYSources: World Health Organization, 2022; Turakhia et al., American Journal of Cardiology, 2013; Barrett et al., American Journal of Medicine, 2014; German Ablation Registry, Scientific Reports, 2017. These figures describe findings from independent published research. They do not describe Heliora’s performance, effectiveness or clinical validation.

Multi-lead ECG recording integrated into everyday textile.
Cotton / polyester · S-6XL
5 dry electrodes · 7 ECG leads · no gel
Machine washable · Men’s and women’s garments
Ø 55 mm · approximately 35 g
Up to 48 h battery · USB-C · BLE 5.0
500 Hz signal sampling
- Encrypted data transfer
- European data infrastructure
- Long-term recording history
- Consent-based access
- Role-based permissions
- Activity logging
- Technical evaluation
- Usability research
- Information design
- Data architecture
- Conformity assessment in progress
Recorded data becomes more meaningful when context is part of the picture.
Heliora is developing a personal physiological model that can connect recording history with context selected by the user.
Repeated ECG recordings can create a structured history of an individual recording pattern.
Sleep, activity, travel, symptoms, therapy or other information is added only when the user chooses.
The product is being developed to organise recordings and context into a clearer personal overview - not a diagnosis, clinical interpretation or automated medical verdict.

A clearer view of recorded history.
Heliora is being developed to bring recording sessions, marked moments and selected context into one structured timeline.
- Review recordings from different observation periods
- See marked moments and selected context together
- Follow how recorded data changes over time
- Choose what information to export or share
- Present information in a clearer, more structured format
Everything works together.
Nothing is just an accessory.
Heliora combines smart textile, a compact recorder, mobile access and analytical software into one connected product architecture.
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ECG textile
Five integrated dry electrodes are designed to capture seven ECG leads without gel or adhesive patches.
5 DRY ELECTRODES · 7 ECG LEADSHeliora Signal
A compact recorder developed for use with the textile: 500 Hz signal sampling, USB-C charging, BLE 5.0 and up to 48 hours of battery life.
APPROXIMATELY 35 G · UP TO 48 HMobile app
The mobile app is being developed to display recording status, marked moments and selected context.
RECORDINGS · EVENTS · CONTEXTAnalytical platform
The platform is being developed to organise recording history and selected context into structured longitudinal views.
PERSONAL REFERENCE · TIMELINE · STRUCTURED VIEWSA personal view of how your heart changes over time.
Heliora is developing a future experience that could help individuals explore how multi-lead ECG recordings change across everyday life and over longer periods.
By bringing recordings together with context selected by the individual, Heliora could create a clearer picture of patterns around sleep, activity, recovery, travel, stress, symptoms and therapy.
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Build a personal ECG reference over time
Review separate recording periods in one continuous timeline
Mark symptoms and other meaningful moments
Add selected context around sleep, activity, recovery and stress
Compare patterns across different periods of everyday life
Choose what information to share during a future consultation
A new perspective on wellbeing,workload and recovery over time.
Heliora is exploring how long-term ECG-based physiological monitoring could support future organisational wellbeing initiatives.
The technology could give individuals a clearer view of their own physiological dynamics while helping organisations understand broader, aggregated patterns across workload, recovery, sleep and everyday stress.
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Potential future applications
- Executive wellbeing and recovery initiatives
- Voluntary employee wellbeing programmes
- Research into workload, sleep, stress and recovery patterns
- Aggregated insights for organisational wellbeing strategy
- Partnerships with occupational health, research and innovation teams
Built around trust
- Participation by individual choice
- Personal recordings remain private
- Only aggregated and anonymised organisational insights
- No employee rankings or individual performance assessment
- No use of personal data in employment decisions
These possibilities form part of Heliora’s long-term development vision and will evolve alongside technology validation, regulatory progress and privacy-by-design requirements.
Personal information should remain under the individual’s control.
Long-term physiological data requires a clear and trustworthy approach to privacy. Heliora is being developed around European data infrastructure, role-based access and consent-controlled sharing.
Individual control and accountability.
- Individual control of personal information
- No employer or HR access to individual recordings
- No rankings or public profiles
- No external sharing without an appropriate legal basis
- Role-based access
- Activity logging
- European data infrastructure
- Health-related information treated as sensitive personal data
Final data-processing arrangements will be defined in the applicable product documentation and Privacy Policy.
Discover the technology, our development stage and the regulatory roadmap.
Contact the Heliora team if you would like to understand the product concept, follow our progress or discuss a potential research, technology, clinical, investment or media conversation.
The Heliora team will explain the technology, the current development stage and our regulatory roadmap.
Heliora is currently in development and undergoing conformity assessment. The product is not currently offered for sale or use and is not intended to provide medical diagnosis, treatment, clinical interpretation, emergency monitoring or clinical decision support. Information on this website is provided to describe the technology, the current development stage and the intended product direction. It does not constitute medical advice and must not be used for clinical decision-making. For health concerns, symptoms or treatment questions, contact a qualified healthcare professional. In an emergency, contact the local emergency services.