GPS tracking systems use the Global Positioning System (GPS) to determine the precise location of an object or person. These systems commonly use a GPS receiver to acquire satellite signals which are then processed to calculate the geographical coordinates. This location data is often transmitted wirelessly to a central server for monitoring and analysis. Common uses include vehicle tracking for fleet management, asset tracking for valuable equipment, personal tracking for safety and security, and location-based services such as navigation.
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