Internet of Things Wireless Temperature Monitoring System

In an increasingly connected world, real-time monitoring is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. Whether you’re managing a cold storage warehouse, monitoring a server room, protecting your home, or improving agricultural efficiency, UbiBot offers some of the most reliable and innovative IoT solutions on the market. In 2025, these top 5 UbiBot devices are standing out for their advanced features, scalability, and unmatched performance. 1. UbiBot GS1 Series – The Industrial Monitoring Powerhouse The UbiBot GS1 series (especially the GS1-A1RS and GS1-AL4G1RS) is built for serious monitoring needs. With sensors for temperature, humidity, and more, these rugged devices are perfect for industrial environments like cold chains, greenhouses, and warehouses. Offering WiFi, SIM-based 4G, and even RS485 connectivity, the GS1 can operate independently in remote locations and transmit data to the cloud in real-time. It also supports external probes, giving users flexibility in how they deploy the...

For anyone who owns or manages a remote property, such as a cabin far from the comforts of city life, monitoring environmental conditions can be a real challenge. When I purchased my cozy little cabin nestled deep in the woods, I quickly realized that the lack of reliable Wi-Fi and cellular signals made it nearly impossible to keep an eye on the place remotely — until I discovered UbiBot’s LoRa sensors . The Problem: Monitoring a Remote Cabin Without Internet My cabin is off the grid, which means traditional smart home sensors that rely on Wi-Fi or cellular connections just don’t work well there. I wanted to monitor key environmental factors such as temperature, humidity, and possible water leaks to prevent damage and keep the space safe and comfortable. But without internet connectivity, most smart sensors would be useless. That’s when I found out about UbiBot’s LoRa sensor lineup and their GW1 gateway — a game changer for anyone needing remote environmental monitoring without Wi-Fi....

  In today’s data-driven world, environmental monitoring is critical for ensuring product integrity, safety, and regulatory compliance. While many organizations focus on traditional monitoring points—like walk-in coolers or main storage rooms—there are often overlooked areas where temperature, humidity, or other environmental factors can fluctuate and cause serious issues. Neglecting these hidden spots can result in product spoilage, compliance failures, or even operational downtime. Here are 8 places you’re probably not monitoring—but should be . 1. Under Raised Flooring Data centers and some industrial facilities use raised flooring for cable management and airflow. However, this space can trap heat or moisture, potentially damaging equipment or creating mold risks. Installing UbiBot remote thermometer sensors  and humidity monitors under raised floors helps identify hidden environmental problems before they escalate. 2. Server Room Door Frames and Entry Points While server ...