The company, traditionally known for automotive climate-control technologies, developed ThermAffyx to replace the fragmented, multi-product approach surgical teams currently rely on to prevent patient movement and heat loss during complex procedures. By integrating underbody warming directly into an anti-slip securement pad, the system aims to streamline the setup process for clinical staff operating in high-precision environments.
Gentherm plans to initiate product trials at select healthcare facilities this August. The company anticipates the device will begin contributing to its revenue streams by the third quarter, marking a strategic expansion of its thermal-management expertise into the specialized field of robotic surgery.

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