Spring is almost here, and in this edition of Healthtech of the Week, we take inspiration from the changing season. In the era of rapid medical technology advancements, patient temperature monitoring is becoming increasingly precise and convenient—thanks in part to Warmie. Traditional thermometers require manual measurement, often impractical at night or for patients needing constant care. Warmie eliminates these inconveniences by providing continuous and contactless temperature measurements, delivering real-time, accurate data.
Warmie is a medical sensor that leverages cutting-edge technology, combining precise temperature measurement with wireless data transmission. Traditional thermometers provide a one-time reading with an accuracy of up to 0.1°C, whereas Warmie delivers a continuous data stream, enabling temperature trend analysis. Advanced algorithms filter measurements, eliminating the influence of external factors such as body position changes or environmental conditions, allowing for a true reflection of the patient’s condition.
– Warmie operates in real-time, meaning caregivers and doctors can detect the early signs of infection even before other symptoms appear. „The application allows users to set individual alert thresholds, for example, 38°C, triggering a push notification when exceeded – explains Katarzyna Linette from Polmedi. – With continuous measurements, Warmie detects early signs of infection, such as a gradual temperature increase, which is difficult to observe with sporadic traditional measurements. In clinical practice, this enables quicker diagnostics and treatment, reducing the risk of complications – she adds.

Safety and versatility
The sensor is designed for patients requiring constant monitoring—children, seniors, and individuals with chronic illnesses. Its safety is confirmed by certifications compliant with European standards. Thanks to its lightweight and comfortable design, the sensor does not cause discomfort, even with prolonged use. One practical application is monitoring children with epilepsy. Sudden temperature spikes can signal an impending seizure, and Warmie allows for an immediate response.
A key element of Warmie is its machine-learning algorithms and time-series analysis. The sensor filters data in real-time, compensating for disturbances and adapting to individual temperature patterns. Intelligent predictive models detect anomalies, which can significantly improve diagnosis, treatment, and patient monitoring both in hospitals and at home.
Warmie is also a valuable tool for modern telemedicine. It enables remote temperature monitoring, making it particularly useful in hospital settings. In medical facilities, the sensor can integrate with computer systems to automatically record measurements and generate alerts for concerning changes. Soon, the Warmie app will include a feature for sharing data with other devices, allowing parents to monitor their child’s temperature at school or caregivers to track seniors’ health remotely.
– Our goal is full integration with telemedicine systems. One of our planned innovations is a sterile version of the sensor dedicated to hospitals, which will enable temperature monitoring of postoperative wounds. Even slight temperature fluctuations can be the first sign of an infection, and early diagnosis in such cases allows for faster intervention – Linette explains.

Technical challenges and device optimization
Continuous temperature monitoring presents technological challenges, which the Warmie team has successfully addressed. Measurement stability has been optimized through intelligent algorithms that compensate for patient movement and skin moisture. Another challenge was extending battery life—thanks to software optimizations, the sensor operates for up to six months on a single charge, making it a highly practical solution.
The Warmie team continues to refine its software to meet growing user demands. Plans include a temperature monitoring mode for athletes, allowing for thermal analysis during training. Another step may be integration with wearable devices like smartwatches, providing even more precise real-time health monitoring.
In an era of rapid digital health advancements, PolMedi’s innovation has the potential to become an essential part of daily healthcare. As society becomes more open to innovative solutions, remote health monitoring tools are becoming the standard. With its precision and functionality, Warmie aligns with this trend, offering new possibilities for both patients and healthcare professionals.
This is yet another sign that the future of digital medicine is exciting. Warmie is ready to play an active role in this future, providing accurate and reliable data to support top-quality healthcare.
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