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What is
®
?
Turnkey system for tracking, locating, managing and navigating vehicles, boats,
aircraft and other moving objects in real-time, with the ability to re-create
and replay any part of the days activities for all or just a specific mobile.
Software application developed for
the Microsoft® WindowsTM
operating system platforms, which shows the location of mobiles on the computer
screen on a variety of geo-referenced digital maps.
Hardware
solution for a wide variety
of communication platforms allowing the system to operate efficiently in
remote areas with non-existent communication infrastructures as well as areas
with very good communications coverage.
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How
can ®
help?
Monitoring
vehicle safety using Corridor zones and Alarm zones.
Preventing collisions using
user-definable Safety Circles.
Emergency or distress alarms.
Navigation to Nearest, Next Nearest
or Furthest vehicle to/from given location or other object, showing vehicle speed and heading,
distance to selected location and estimated time of arrival (ETA)
Notification of proximity to
user-nominated checkpoints along a specified route.
Analysis of previously recorded
information, re-creating of whereabouts and generation of reports.
How
does ®
work ?
Vehicles are equipped
with a communications device (two-way radio, mobile phone, satellite phone, HF
radio, mobile data terminal).
The vehicle communications device is
integrated with or connected to a GPS (Global Positioning System) receiver by a
purposely built modem.
A Tracking office is equipped with a
compatible communications device, connected to a computer on which ®
is installed.
Vehicle GPS positions are sent to the
Tracking office upon receiving requests via the communications device from ®
or when triggered by the hardware settings or invoked by the vehicle operator.
Who
uses ®
?
United Nations Relief
Organizations
United States Government Agencies
Emergency Services
Security Guard and Patrol
Companies
Fire Brigades
Mining, Oil and Gas Companies
Transport Companies
Private boat
and 4 Wheel Drive users
and more...
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