Asthma is one of the chronic diseases that affected on the respiratory system. Studies had showed that more than 350 million people who suffering from asthma around the world which is equivalent to 1 in each 12 adults. Many intelligent monitoring systems had proposed in order to help the patient to know the situation before the frenzy happens. This approach has additionally been applied by individuals wanting to boost the standard of life by utilizing this technology. This paper tends to perform a comprehensive coverage and review that aim to show and analyze the advances of the most recent studies supported medical aid in the field of respiratory system especially monitoring and detection of the asthma disorder based on infrared sensors. The present analysis covers revealed manuscripts in scientific journals and recognized conferences since the year 2016. Also, it tends to show a reference model supported the analysis of the resources used from the chosen studies. Finally, the objective of the present proposal is to assist future enthusiasts to get and enumerate the specified factors related with asthma monitoring systems based on infrared sensors.

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