Geofence

They are widely used across various industries to enhance safety, security, and efficiency.

A geofence is a virtual boundary or geographic area created using GPS (Global Positioning System) or similar location-based technology. Geofences are defined by specific geographic coordinates, such as latitude and longitude points, and can be of various shapes and sizes, including circles, polygons, or custom shapes. The primary purpose of geofences is to trigger certain actions or alerts when a device or object enters or exits the defined area

geofences are a valuable tool in location-based technology, providing a range of applications for tracking, monitoring, and automating actions based on geographic boundaries.

Alerting

It is often used to convey important messages or warnings, especially in situations where timely response is critical. Here are some examples of alerting in different contexts:

Alerting systems can utilize various communication methods, such as SMS, email, phone calls, push notifications, or visual indicators, to convey information effectively. These systems are designed to provide timely information to help individuals or organizations respond swiftly to critical events or issues, thereby enhancing safety, security, and operational efficiency

• Operative Informing if Something Is Wrong
• SMS Messages Indicating Fuel Loss
• Reminder of Maintenance:

Sensors

Sensors enhance GPS tracking by accessing vehicle on-board computer data through CAN or external sensors. They monitor various vehicle metrics including fuel level, RPM, temperature, voltage, iButton, RFID, and others. Calibration tables and formulas ensure accurate measurements.