With a GPS tracker for your business or private objects, you can always see online where they are. With a track and trace system, you can trace objects in your country or worldwide. By means of user-friendly software, you can log in online from any location or view and manage locations via a smartphone app. In addition to viewing locations, certain track and trace systems have more functions such as sabotage or theft reports. And it is possible to set zones around a specific area. The most affordable tracking system starts from just $ 12.56 per year without a subscription.

How Do GPS tracking systems work?

By means of GPS (satellites) and GPRS (GSM network), coordinates of the tracker are determined and securely sent to our online software. These coordinates are processed by us into locations on the map. Or in the case of trip registration, up to a complete trip with addresses, kilometers, and times. You log in online or via the smartphone app where you view, export, and manage your data. Expect the best options now with the GPS tracking systems NZ now with Superior Tracking Services.

Your online Account & Smartphone app

Whichever track and trace system you choose, after installation you can view the locations on a map with street names, among other things, via the online software. The online software is accessible from anywhere, you can log in with several people at the same time and you do not have to install any licenses or software. With the GPS tracking Systems app for smartphones and tablets, you also have all data at your fingertips on the road.

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No matter whether you agree or not, we live in a society where we are increasingly subjected to criminal incidents that we are finding more and more difficult to avoid. It seems to be a fact that everyone is prone to face an unforeseen event as the number of criminal offenses continues to rise. It is a fact that we are becoming technically advanced on a regular basis, but is that sufficient to protect our assets?

Now that we understand what GPS tracking is, let's understand the types of trackers available on the market. There are three:

Satellite

This type of tracker sends the signal to a satellite network that distributes the precise location of the vehicle to the tracking centre. It works well in open environments, but it is expensive and does not transmit in real-time. For GPS fleet management this is essential.

Radiofrequency

This tracker is often used to track stolen cargo. It is a very simple device, so it often ends up not satisfying the needs of complete management of the vehicles in the fleet.

M2M / GSM

The most modern models usually use this technology, which transmits the signal to telephony antennas. Pay attention to how the data is made available, as this can interfere with updating information in real-time.

Features in vehicle tracking systems

In the tracking carried out by a conventional network, the device is connected to the cellular telephone network, through the operators themselves, who are responsible for installing and maintaining the “base radio” stations - those huge antennas that we see in some parts of the cities.

• Therefore, if there is not one of these towers at any point on the route to be followed by the vehicle, the sending of data by means of signal capture will only occur or resume when such a structure is identified.
• As a result, the information will not arrive on the device in real-time. The user will receive the data as soon as he/she passes through an area with signal coverage.

Conclusion

In the case of satellite sending, if the vehicle is in the middle of a forest or region where the internet signal may suffer interference, the tracker will send the data, as soon as it “recognizes” the receiving satellite. He, in turn, will resend the data to some point on Earth, until the information reaches the "cloud".

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