IoT Solutions
GPS Tracking Systems
Vehicle and asset tracking built around real operational questions, not just a moving dot on a map.
Overview
A tracking product becomes useful when it answers a question the operator actually has: which vehicle is closest to the job, did the truck leave the route, how long was the machine idle, where was the trailer last week.
We build trackers and the platform behind them: GNSS positioning, 4G uplink, geofence evaluation, trip segmentation, idle detection and history playback. For battery-powered asset trackers, the power strategy is designed around the reporting cadence the customer can tolerate.
Installation matters as much as the electronics. Antenna placement, ignition sensing, tamper detection and concealment are part of the product design, because a tracker that is easy to disable is not a tracker.
Capabilities
What this covers
Position and trip history
GNSS positioning with trip segmentation, stop detection and route playback.
Geofencing
Zone entry and exit rules evaluated on the device, with alerts delivered even after a coverage gap.
Driving behaviour
Harsh acceleration, braking and speed events derived from GNSS and accelerometer data.
Power strategy
Reporting cadence, motion-triggered wake and sleep modes matched to wired or battery installations.
Specification
Technical specifications
| Positioning | GPS/GLONASS/Galileo/BeiDou multi-constellation |
|---|---|
| Uplink | 4G LTE Cat.1 or Cat.M with 2G fallback where available |
| Sensors | Accelerometer, ignition input, optional door and temperature |
| Local storage | Track buffer with backfill after coverage loss |
| Power | Vehicle 9–36 V DC, or battery pack for asset trackers |
Applications
Where it is used
- Fleet and delivery vehicles
- Trailers and containers
- Construction and rental equipment
- Agricultural machinery
- High-value asset tracking
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