The Internet of Medical Things is being used to establish an energy-efficient and secure architecture.

  • Prince Tehseen Ganai
Keywords: Internet of Medical Things (IoMT),Data Transmission ,Security; Encryption; Decryption.

Abstract

The internet of medical thing is gaining a lot of traction in numerous industries due to its low-cost active sensor operation. Medical Wireless Sensor Network (MWSN) devices cultivate an environment in healthcare and medical applications to detect the patients' medical problems ,temperature, such as blood pressure, heartbeat, oxygen level etc., and to take the necessary emergency measures. It can be used to store and analyze healthcare-related data.Patients' data is sent to remote access and medical centers for further study.Various solutions. The use of a Medical Wireless Sensor Network (MWSN) to monitoring the health patient's current condition has been suggested. Patients using low-powered sensor nodes, on the other hand, avoid higher energy use. The problem of imbalanced power consumption across sensor nodes slows down distribution of patient information to various point in a timely manner, putting a strain on the health-care system. Furthermore, the patient's private data is transmitted through an unsecured Internet, making it exposed to security threats. As a result, information privacy and consistency in the face of hostile traffic is another difficult research question for clinical uses. This research paper proposes a secured. The Internet of medical things for e-healthcare is a project whose primary goal is to reduce communication and usage between sensing devices while transferring healthcare data in a convenient way. On either hand, it also protects patient’s medical data from unreliable and harmful routers to improve data quality privacy and security.

Published
2021-09-29
How to Cite
Prince Tehseen Ganai. (2021). The Internet of Medical Things is being used to establish an energy-efficient and secure architecture. Design Engineering, 15476-15487. Retrieved from http://www.thedesignengineering.com/index.php/DE/article/view/4836
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