Epilepsy, a neurological illness that causes repeated seizures, can interfere with everyday life and needs prompt treatment. Internet of Things (IoT) wearable Electroencephalogram (EEG) devices and Support Vector Machines (SVM) for predictive analytics are used in this study to suggest a unique strategy for proactive seizure treatment. Wearable EEG devices feed real-time brain activity data. It uses SVM, a strong machine learning method, to build a prediction model using historical EEG data to identify and predict seizures. The prediction software analyses EEG data in real-time to detect pre-seizure patterns and initiate preventive treatments. The seizure prediction method uses SVM's capacity to handle high-dimensional data and catch complicated patterns to improve accuracy and reliability. Healthcare practitioners and caregivers may get timely warnings and react efficiently thanks to the IoT infrastructure's seamless connectivity between wearable devices and a centralized monitoring system. It discusses the ethical and privacy issues of installing such a system, stressing user permission and data protection. Pilot investigations show promising prediction accuracy and reaction time. SVM with IoT-wearable EEG sensors for predictive seizure care offers a forward-looking technique for enhancing epilepsy patients' quality of life by enabling individualized and proactive treatments. © 2024 Elsevier B.V., All rights reserved.