Fuzzy Logic Empowered NetWatch: Revolutionizing Aquaculture with IoT-based Intelligent Monitoring and Management in Bangladesh

The innovative study "Fuzzy Logic Empowered NetWatch: Revolutionizing Aquaculture with IoT-based Intelligent Monitoring and Management in Bangladesh" is a step towards the dawn of a new era in fish farming techniques that emphasize accuracy and efficiency. Using fuzzy logic controllers in the NetWatch system, stakeholders involved in aquaculture can access a degree of intelligence and adaptability that is not possible with standard management techniques. Fuzzy logic techniques are included in NetWatch, allowing it to make intelligent judgments based on the intricate and frequently unpredictable nature of aquaculture systems, in addition to monitoring and controlling environmental parameters and water quality. Because of its dynamic adaptability, the system can mitigate risks and optimize results in real time while successfully responding to changing situations. Furthermore, NetWatch offers a comprehensive picture of the aquaculture ecosystem by combining pond-specific data with more general environmental insights, facilitating better-informed macro and micro decision-making. With this thorough knowledge, fish farmers can allocate resources more efficiently, reduce waste, and sustainably increase productivity. Moreover, Fuzzy Logic Empowered NetWatch's revolutionary potential offers opportunities for the aquaculture industry, transcending the boundaries of individual fish ponds. Bangladesh can establish itself as a global leader in sustainable aquaculture methods and set new benchmarks for production, efficiency, and environmental stewardship using IoT-based intelligent monitoring and management. Fuzzy Logic Empowered NetWatch catalyzes a systemic shift in how we approach aquaculture management rather than merely technology. Bangladesh may achieve previously unattainable levels of sustainability and productivity by utilizing fuzzy logic and the Internet of Things. This would guarantee a better future for the country's aquaculture sector and the communities it serves.