Population ageing is a well-established trend that the world has witnessed over several decades. Eurostat reports that more than half of Europe’s population now exceeds the age of 44.4 years. This shift is the outcome of increased life expectancy and declining birth rates, leading to significant transformations in societal structures and dynamics.In response to this demographic change, the realm of elder tech has emerged as a new arena for technological advancement. With a growing number of seniors aiming to maintain their independence and social engagement, the demand for elder-tech solutions has been rising. From wearable health monitors and smart home systems that facilitate daily tasks to digital platforms combating senior isolation, technology is stepping in to address the unique challenges posed by an ageing population.On that note, we have meticulously curated a selection of 10 promising startups that have been founded from 2018 up until today, all with a strong emphasis on elder tech. These startups are dedicated to providing the elderly population with tools and resources to empower them and contribute to improving their quality of life.Patronus Based in Berlin, Patronus Group is an elderly well-being solution

Lottie, a London, UK-based free online marketplace that connects care seekers and retirees to UK care homes and care services, raised $21M in Series A funding.