Aspicore GSM Tracker

Picture 1. Aspicore GSM Tracker real-time data plotted with Microsoft MapPoint .NET Web Service

Picture 2. Aspicore GSM Tracker real-time data plotted with Microsoft MapPoint .NET Web Service

Picture 3. Aspicore GSM Tracker real-time data plotted with Microsoft MapPoint .NET Web Service

Picture 4. Aspicore GSM Tracker real-time data plotted with Microsoft MapPoint .NET Web Service

Picture 5. Aspicore GSM Tracker real-time data plotted with Microsoft MapPoint .NET Web Service

Picture 6. Aspicore GSM Tracker real-time data in the Nokia 9300 mobile browser

In a live system you can get additional info in a table beside the map by clicking some of the red circles on the map. The click-the-map functionality does not require executable code (script or Java) at the browser end so it works with most standard browsers.

Alternatively we can show on a single map the most recent locations of your <n> selected tracked objects possible together with some additional information belonging to each of the tracked objects. Also reverse geocoding is possible. In other words, instead of GPS coordinates or a map, we tell you the street names, where your technicians are currently located.

Picture 7. Google Earth shows real-time data from Aspicore GSM Tracker via a Network Link

Picture 8. Boat trip - GpsGate.com uses Google Maps to show real-time data from Aspicore GSM Tracker

Picture 9. Another sailboat trip - GpsGate.com uses Google Maps to show real-time data from Aspicore GSM Tracker

Picture 10. A coach trip from Soho to Docklands - GpsGate.com uses Google Maps to show real-time data from Aspicore GSM Tracker

We have also successfully integrated Aspicore GSM Tracker with OziExplorer through the OziExplorer API. This is one cost-efficient way to get running your own tracking server with a map. This solution is especially useful, when you have your own maps (on paper or in digital form) and you do not need to access the maps from the Internet.

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