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In 2026, the most impactful medical technology is often the kind you cannot see. While hardware—the sleek wearables, sensors, and diagnostic tools—tends to get the headlines, it is the software behind the scenes that transforms raw electrical signals into life-saving insights. At Thaumatec Tech Group, we specialize in developing the sophisticated software architecture that powers the global MedTech and HealthTech sectors. We build the digital intelligence required to make medical devices not just connected, but truly reliable and smart enough to support critical clinical decisions.

Medical devices and IOT connectivity is expanding the connectivity capabilities of medical technologies and is about to revolutionize healthcare. This new international industry standard harmonizes the communication protocols of medical technologies. The IEEE 11073 service-oriented device connectivity (SDC) family of standards defines a communication protocol for point-of-care (PoC) medical devices.

Agentic AI, which involves autonomous systems that plan, act, and adapt independently, extends far beyond diagnostics into operational, clinical, and research areas of healthtech. Administrative Automation Agentic AI streamlines hospital operations by autonomously handling claims processing, fraud detection, staff scheduling, and resource allocation, reducing administrative burdens and errors. These agents analyze workflows in real-time, rerouting tasks or flagging issues without human input, freeing clinicians for patient care.

Lora is one of the most promising IoT technologies that deliver communication for areas where availability of power grid is limited or it doesn’t exist. Thaumatec had the pleasure to work with students to develop a project for research purposes and to create better results for a drone company.

For all the attention around AI in healthcare, one problem remains stubbornly unresolved: access to high-quality medical data. Clinical datasets are fragmented, heavily regulated, biased toward specific populations, and often too small to train robust machine learning systems. The rare cases that matter most — unusual pathologies, edge physiological conditions, hardware anomalies — are typically the least represented. Generative AI is beginning to change that. Not through chatbots or report automation, but by creating something far more strategic: synthetic patients.

We're thrilled to highlight the 2025 success of our Summer Training Program within Thaumatec HealthTech Academy, where 11 talented interns joined us for two months. They tackled 4 exciting projects alongside startups from the US (Harvard Innovation Labs) and Netherlands (biggest hospital from the Netherlands), guided by dedicated mentors. Most of them have stayed on with us since!