The use of innovations to interact with the world has had a profound impact. In biomedical systems such as healthcare, diagnosis, prevention, therapy, and monitoring, IoT-based biomedical applications are employed. Regulatory, moral, and technological barriers related to biomedical technology are preventing the development of the medical IoT. Medical IoT is developing in terms of biological hardware and tracking data including physiological metrics, electrical impulses, and cancer signs. It is anticipated that in the next years, medical IoT will replace antiquated healthcare systems. Biomedical engineers can use IoT technology, but more study is needed before these technologies become ubiquitous for physicians and healthcare practitioners. This paper's findings are intended to better prepare biomedical engineers to lead and supervise multidisciplinary research endeavors. تفاصيل المقالة