Fuzzy Control is a type of control system that uses fuzzy logic to handle uncertainty and imprecision in data. Unlike traditional control systems that rely on precise measurements and binary decisions (true or false), fuzzy control allows for degrees of truth, enabling more flexible and human-like reasoning. This approach is particularly useful in complex systems where exact models are difficult to create. In Fuzzy Control, rules are created based on expert knowledge, often expressed in natural language. For example, instead of saying "if temperature is high, then turn on the fan," a fuzzy control system might say "if temperature is somewhat high, then increase fan speed moderately." This allows for smoother and more adaptive responses to changing conditions.