So how exactly does GPS satellite monitoring work?
In order for the GPS satellite to work, it is made up of various high-tech devices. This includes cell sites and networks, satellite images, transmitters and receivers, as well as computers and people to track all the information. This data is accumulated every 5 seconds and can be used to cross check and analyze problem areas. Various motor vehicle GPS satellite monitoring systems can also handle access to on-board computer systems to allow the user to access vehicle details and even provide some remote controls over the motor vehicle.
Global Positioning System tracking is a technique for pinpointing where something is. GPS can be fixed or portable and can be attached to various receivers, such as in a vehicle, cell phones, and other GPS-enabled devices. GPS works by providing details about the exact location. You can also track the movement of a motor vehicle or a person. So, as an example, a company can use a GPS tracking system to track the route and progress of a delivery truck, and parents can verify the location of their child, or even monitor high-value investments in transit.
Do I need a special license or permit to install GPS satellite monitoring systems?
No. As long as you have the device to read and translate the signal, everyone can access this wonderful technology.
What maintenance and installation is included with GPS satellite monitoring devices?
GPS satellite tracking may require technical personnel for installation, but day-to-day operations require virtually no maintenance by the owner, except to check and keep the batteries fully charged from time to time. Live View GPS uses a Software as a Service (SaaS) model that allows us to host and maintain the software that interprets the GPS data and delivers it to you in an effective yet easy-to-use platform.
Is it difficult to use a satellite monitoring system?
No. Modern systems have controls created to allow you to take advantage of all the information available, they have been created with simplicity of use in mind. The modern satellite vehicle tracking user interface is robust in its details yet easy to use on your screen.
How accurate is GPS satellite vehicle tracking?
Environmental conditions are known to limit GPS accuracy, as the satellites must have a direct connection to the device on the ground. Very cloudy skies or a thunderstorm can interrupt a transmission and delay messages. Other factors that can have an adverse impact on GPS tracking accuracy include poor orientation of the GPS antenna and the speed at which the motor vehicle is traveling. The faster you go, the less accurate the reading will be, although even those estimates are pretty reliable.