Temperature & Humidity Monitoring for Museums
Preserve priceless collections with confidence.
Wireless 24/7 monitoring of temperature and relative humidity inside display cases, galleries, and storage. Real-time alerts and permanent cloud records keep murals, sculptures, specimens, and artifacts safe — on-site or off.
Complete peace of mind for the assets that define your institution.
24/7 Visibility, Anywhere
Cloud-based monitoring of every display case and storage area — accessible on-site or off, on any device, around the clock.
Real-Time Excursion Alerts
Temperature or humidity drifts outside your thresholds? Curators and facilities get notified instantly via phone, email, or text.
Permanent Cloud Records
Every reading is stored permanently in the cloud, giving you the trend data to spot patterns and refine preservation conditions.
One wireless system, from the display case to the deep freeze.
CORIS sensors measure temperature and relative humidity inside display cases and storage areas. When readings move outside your predefined thresholds, our 24-hour cloud-based monitor sends real-time alerts to museum personnel so they can act before any damage is done.
Display Cases & Galleries
Discreet wireless sensors track temperature and relative humidity inside cases and across galleries — so subtle drift never goes unnoticed.
Collections Storage
Monitor archive rooms, vaults, and long-term storage where cultural artifacts, specimens, and works on paper are most vulnerable.
Specimen Freezers
Continuous monitoring for LN2, -80°, and -20° biological specimen storage — the same hardware that protects research labs at top institutions.
Protection for every kind of collection.
Monitoring For
Murals, Sculptures & Works on Paper
Temperature swings and humidity spikes silently damage paint, stone, textiles, and paper. Real-time sensors give curators the confidence that priceless objects are safe — even overnight, on weekends, and during renovations.
- Track temperature and RH inside individual display cases
- Detect HVAC drift across galleries before damage occurs
- Document conditions during renovation and construction phases
Monitoring For
Natural History & Specimen Collections
Biological specimens — plant, animal, and tissue samples — depend on stable cold storage. CORIS monitors LN2 tanks and ultra-low freezers alongside gallery climate, on a single platform.
- LN2, -80°, and -20° freezer monitoring
- Alert escalation tuned to overnight and weekend shifts
- One dashboard for collections, storage, and facilities
Monitoring For
Facilities & Building Protection
Water in a basement or sump pit can threaten an entire collection. Leak and door sensors round out a complete environmental safety net for the building, not just the cases.
- Leak detection in basements to avoid costly repairs
- Water level detection in sump pits and elevator shafts
- Door open sensors for storage facilities and vaults
“Every morning, one of the first things I do when I get up is pop on CORIS. It’s that absolute peace of mind.”
— Tim White, Director of Research & Collections
Customer-centric, customizable, and cost-effective.
Customer-Centric
Only a 30-minute course to get up and running. DIY installation and proactive service from a team that responds fast.
Customizable Escalation
Three-tiered alert escalation by severity, time of day, and day of week — via email, phone, or text.
Cost-Effective
Hardware, software, and support bundled into one affordable all-inclusive monthly subscription — no debate between quality and price.
Trusted by Top Institutions
Used at the Smithsonian, Yale Peabody, Stanford, Dartmouth, Johns Hopkins, and other leading museums and universities.
Build a complete preservation safety net.
Leak & Water Level Detection
Catch leaks in basements and overflows in sump pits and elevator shafts before they reach the collection.
Door Open Sensors
Know when storage and vault doors are left ajar so warm, humid air never reaches sensitive artifacts.
Specimen Freezer Monitoring
LN2, -80°, and -20° storage monitoring for plant, animal, and biological specimens.
Don’t wait for damage to take action.
Invest in 24/7 remote monitoring trusted by the Smithsonian, Yale Peabody, Stanford, Dartmouth, and Johns Hopkins. Talk to our team about a free trial tailored to your collection.