According to an embodiment, an incubator system for premature infants is disclosed. The system comprising a rigid box-like enclosure designed to house the infant and maintain a controlled environment with adjustable temperature, humidity, and oxygen levels. The system includes a set of sensors associated with the enclosure to monitor various parameters related to the infant and environmental conditions. A control unit receives data from the sensors, regulates the temperature, humidity, and oxygen levels within the enclosure, and transmits the data to an internet platform for remote monitoring and analysis. An alarm unit is operatively coupled to the control unit to detect and alert unauthorized human entry to the enclosure. This incubator system aims to provide optimal care for premature infants while enabling healthcare professionals to remotely monitor vital signs and make timely medical interventions when necessary. The system offers a cost-effective incubator system with phototherapy mechanism for premature infants.