For users of CoolSens systems, 2025 was a time of intensive education on how temperature and humidity affect process quality, how to monitor them efficiently and without complications, and how to avoid problems in everyday work. Both the CoolSens blog and the LinkedIn profile provided readers with content explaining how the technology works, recommending best practices and showing real-world applications of monitoring in various industries.
From the basics to specific scenarios – the CoolSens blog
Over the past year, the blog posts formed a coherent sequence of thoughts: from the most universal topics to detailed studies on specific applications.
At the beginning of 2025, we explained the basics of temperature and humidity monitoring – what the system is, why it is useful, and what questions to ask yourself before choosing such a solution. This solid introduction helped readers understand the purpose of environmental monitoring before delving into more specialised topics.
In the following months, content appeared that directed readers’ attention to specific industries and challenges:
- Pharmacy and pharmacies – in September, we described the role of monitoring in pharmacies and how the tool supports pharmacists in their daily tasks and compliance with requirements.
- Data centres and IT – in November, we explained why stable environmental conditions are crucial for server room security and how monitoring helps prevent failures.
- Catering, delicatessens and wine-making – at the end of the year, there were also articles on monitoring in the food and beverage industries, showing how climatic conditions affect product quality and reduce losses.
The blog content was not just a series of dry tips, but a story about practical applications that every manager, technician or owner could relate to their own reality.
Practical tricks, tools and technical tips
In addition to industry contexts, a significant part of the blog content concerned practical aspects of the system – those that help users utilise the technology on a daily basis.
The topics covered included:
- Alarm and notification system – an explanation of how the alarm mechanism works, when it is worth responding to notifications, and the benefits of immediate notification of parameter exceedances.
- CoolSens application – a guide on how to use mobile and web tools to monitor sensor data on your phone or computer.
- E-ink screens in sensors – a description of the role of screens that display the most important information directly on the device, without the need to log into the application.
- Technical tips, such as choosing the right battery for the device – a small detail that can affect the stability and operating life of the sensor.
Thanks to this mix of practical content and industry context, the blog has become a place that teaches and supports at the same time.
Social media and real contexts – LinkedIn CoolSens
In 2025, the brand’s LinkedIn profile was used primarily to share short reports, situations from everyday work and presence at industry events.
One of the most visible elements of communication was the report from the National Pharmacist Day 2025, during which we presented CoolSens as a system solution and talked to pharmacists about the challenges and everyday needs in pharmacies. This event showed that monitoring conditions in pharmacies is not just theory, but a real tool for working in a highly demanding environment.
Another authentic voice came from a post about the CoolSens system working in hospital spaces — showing how temperature and humidity monitoring can support medical staff, from technical rooms to medicine warehouses.
In addition, the profile featured shorter ‘behind the scenes’ reports — for example, on preparing devices for shipment at the end of the year, which reflected the real pace of the team’s work and the logistical challenges of the end of the season.
What stood out in 2025?
Summarising the blog posts and social media activity, several important trends can be seen:
- Education in practice – the content provided knowledge on how to use monitoring data, not just how to install the system.
- Broad industry horizons – from pharmaceuticals to IT, catering and winemaking – we showed real-world contexts for applications.
- The value of data – reports, archives and notifications have become elements that help not only to react, but also to plan actions and meet audit requirements.
- Ease of use of technology – through applications, alarms and available tools, the system has become more transparent and practical.
Temperature and humidity monitoring has increasingly become an integral part of everyday work in 2025, rather than just a means of meeting formal requirements.
In 2026, we are raising the bar — not to replace people with technology, but to make their work easier where monitoring can really help.
