Wearable Signal Tools · Temperature
Open-Source Temperature Signal Processing Tools
2 open-source tools for temperature data, most often in MATLAB and Python. Each listing shows its licence, commercial use and last commit.
What open-source tools process temperature data from wearables?
Wearable temperature sensors record skin or body temperature over time, often alongside other physiological signals.
- empatica-e4-localPython data collection platform for PPG, EDA, accelerometer/IMU and skin temperature signalsPPGEDAIMUTemperatureData collection platformPythonLicence: MITCommercial use: yesLast commit May 17, 2026
- TEAPMATLAB signal processing toolbox for PPG, ECG, EDA, EEG, respiration and skin temperature signalsPPGECGEDAEEGRespirationTemperatureSignal processingMATLABLicence: GPL-3.0Commercial use: yesLast commit Oct 28, 2022
Questions about open-source Temperature tools
What is Temperature?
Wearable temperature sensors record skin or body temperature over time, often alongside other physiological signals.
How many open-source Temperature tools are listed?
2. The most common categories are data collection platform (1) and signal processing (1).
Which programming languages do open-source Temperature tools use?
MATLAB (1) and Python (1). A tool that names more than one language is counted under each.
Can I use these Temperature tools in a commercial product?
It depends on each licence. Of the 2 tools, 2 list commercial use as yes, 0 as no and 0 do not state it. Each tool page shows the licence exactly as the project publishes it; read the licence in the project repository before you build on it.
Listings, summaries, licences and commercial-use fields are shown as recorded for each project, as of Oct 21, 2026. Maintenance is computed from the date of the last commit. Check the licence in each project’s repository before you use it.