A Study on Monitoring health using Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) devices

Authors

  • Priyadarshini Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Applications (MCA) Patna Women‘s College (Autonomous)

Keywords:

IOMT, Internet of medical things, Artificial intelligence, Diseases, IoMT wearables

Abstract

Internet of medical things is part of Internet of things which with help of Artificial intelligence and continuous innovation transforming the globe with their marvellous impact. The rapid progress in this field with AI leads to expanding its market and use case filled in medical field industry to reach singularity. It increases attention that their developments will one day cover it would cover large population and grow exponentially. It is used for continuous evaluation of health and help person to discover dangerous disease at a very early stage. It also increases awareness among person regarding to various diseases. System health monitoring is a set of activities undertaken to maintain a system in operable condition and may be limited to an observation of current system states, with maintenance and repair being prompted by these observations.

―It is Health That is Real Wealth and Not Pieces of Gold or Silve

         —Mahatma Gandhi
An in-depth study that how IoMT used in medical field under this research and analysed how much IOMT influenced the society. Our study include some disease like (cancer, epilepsy) and how can be it early diagnose. A throughout analysis of data and market size of IoMT devices were done as well. The intent of this is to make awareness among people for their health for dangerous and silent disease like (Diabetes Miletus).With a thought that it will leave positive impact on large amount of population.

Published

2024-07-06

How to Cite

Priyadarshini. (2024). A Study on Monitoring health using Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) devices. QUEST - A Peer Reviewed Research Journal, 2(1), 13–19. Retrieved from https://questjournal.in/index.php/quest/article/view/23

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