If the true purpose of technology is to make our lives easier, then with the numerous personal and commercial applications that GPS tracking is useful for, there is no doubt that this technology has indeed arrived.
Even though its only use for a couple of decades was to serve as a navigation system only known to the Department of Defense, once this technology was opened for commercial and personal use, people could understand how unbelievably beneficial this technology was, and will always be.
Take for example, GPS vehicle tracking, which can be used for both personal and commercial applications, and this extends to not only installing a simple GPS unit in your vehicle, but can also be used to manage a fleet of vehicles en route to a particular destination.
The reason for the ability of this system to track literally anything is due to the fact that there are thirty-two satellites orbiting the earth that can locate the position (along with the time) of any object every two minutes.
A beautiful example of how this can help you personally as a parent is when your child is kidnapped or is missing, and since GPS technology works on cell phones, law enforcement personnel can easily locate the child by obtaining the coordinates of the cell phone, bringing great relief to the worried parents.
Fleet GPS tracking also plays an important role in tracking many vehicles at a time while also increasing productivity among employees, who will know that they’re being watched by the eye-in-the-sky. It will also cut down on extra costs in the form of the excess consumption of gas by taking longer routes as well as being billed for overtime by employees, thanks to the capability of being able to plan the most effective routes, saving time, energy and, most of all, money.
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