Temperature Monitoring for Life Sciences
Protect the samples that power your research.
Labs are home to specimens that take years to replicate — or are simply irreplaceable. Prevent costly losses with cloud-based CORIS monitoring that reduces human error and supports regulatory compliance across every cold storage unit in your facility.
Built for the realities of laboratory cold storage.
Real-Time Data & Alerts
When excursions cross your thresholds, researchers and facilities staff are notified instantly by phone, email, or text — anywhere, anytime.
Simple to Install & Use
Plug-and-play sensors and an intuitive web dashboard. A 30-minute training course is all your team needs to get going.
Network & Data Security
Encrypted readings, permanent immutable storage, and a footprint that drops cleanly into your existing IT infrastructure.
From cryogenic LN2 to +37° incubators.
CORIS monitors the full temperature range used in modern life sciences labs — with sensors and probes purpose-built for each environment.
Down to -196°C
LN2 Tanks & Dewars
Continuously monitor liquid nitrogen levels and vapor-phase temperatures in cryogenic storage — protecting cell lines, embryos, and long-term biorepositories.
-80°C / -40°C / -20°C
-80°C ULT Freezers
Detect compressor failure within minutes. Most ULTs give staff a 4–6 hour window before samples are compromised — CORIS buys back every minute.
+4°C through +37°C
Refrigerators & Incubators
Monitor reagent fridges, blood storage (2–6°C), media refrigerators, and CO₂ incubators — with two-wire interface support for native alarm ports.
Trusted across the life sciences.
Temperature Monitoring For
Research Labs
Cold storage devices are mechanical and they fail. Real-time monitoring gives you the insight to act quickly and prevent the loss of irreplaceable specimens and samples.
- Automatic reporting with a permanent record of all data and alerts
- Door sensors alert when freezer or refrigerator doors are ajar
- Real-time humidity monitoring across the lab environment
Temperature Monitoring For
Blood Banks
Blood becomes a breeding ground for bacterial growth when storage temperatures rise. Maintain the required 2°C–6°C window and prevent contamination before it happens.
- Automatic reporting with a permanent record of all data and alerts
- Open-door detection so warm air cannot seep inside
- Real-time leak detection from drain lines and adjacent systems
Temperature Monitoring For
Breast Milk Storage
Milk banks need to prove safety, not just maintain it. Continuous surveillance produces the data required by the health department, FDA, and other regulators.
- Automated temperature logs and reports
- Open-door detection on refrigerators and freezers
- Water leak detection around pasteurization equipment
The criteria that matter when picking a lab monitoring system.
We built CORIS against the same checklist labs use when evaluating vendors — so every requirement is covered out of the box.
Wide Range Coverage
Monitor -250°C to +250°C — one platform for cryo, ULT, refrigeration, incubators, and ovens.
LoRaWAN, not Wi-Fi
Long-range wireless penetrates walls and equipment where Wi-Fi degrades and drops.
Compliance-Ready Logs
Permanent, tamper-proof data logging that supports CDC, FDA, and CAP audit requirements.
Tiered Escalation
Three-tier alert escalation by severity, time of day, and on-call rotation.
Power-Outage Resilient
Battery-backed sensors keep logging through outages so no excursion goes unrecorded.
Secure by Default
Encrypted transit, immutable storage, and a deployment your IT team will actually approve.
Build a complete lab monitoring system.
Door Open Sensors
Catch freezers left ajar before product warms.
Water Leak Detection
Alerts when ⅛ inch of water is detected near critical equipment.
Alarm Port Interface
Two-wire interface for incubators and lab equipment with native alarm ports.
“CORIS provides true peace of mind. The customizable alerts let me spot potential problems before they are real problems, and the intuitive graphs let my team diagnose fluctuations and temperature spikes. No more 4 a.m. trips to the lab because of a brief power outage.”
— Gerry Hammond, Assistant Professor, Department of Cell Biology, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Ready to safeguard your lab’s most valuable assets?
Talk to our team about a free trial. We’ll scope your storage units, recommend the right sensors, and have you monitoring in days — not months.