What are the differences and advantages between GPS locator and GPS navigator

What is the difference between GPS locator and GPS navigator, and what are the advantages of each?

The two concepts of "GPS positioning" and "GPS navigation" are both related and different; both need to receive satellite signals, so both have satellite receiving modules; GPS navigation only serves the driver, and other facilities do not need to be installed on the equipment. In addition to serving the driver, the GPS locator should also be positioned for the driver (vehicle) manager. Information needs to be established in the vehicle and the management center, so a communication channel is also required, and a mobile phone card must be installed.

The difference between GPS locator and GPS navigator:

GPS locator function

1. Real-time positioning function: Let the satellite positioning system vehicle terminal report location and other information according to the set time interval, so that managers can view the vehicle location.

2. Track playback: Save the vehicle's driving data, location and other information on the data center server for a period of time, and you can query and replay it for managers to query the vehicle's driving status.

3. Data statistics: Statistics of vehicle mileage and working hours are convenient for managers to view, and enterprises and institutions can reimburse fuel costs based on mileage statistics.

4. Cross-border alarm (electronic fence): The dispatch monitoring center sets up some areas. When the vehicle enters or leaves the area, report the location information and alarm to facilitate the manager to manage the vehicle driving area.

5. Remote oil and power cut-off: When necessary (such as theft), the oil and power cut-off instructions can be sent to the vehicle through the customer monitoring platform to make the vehicle unable to start. Used for guarantee companies to monitor installment vehicles.

GPS navigator function

1. Map query

You can search for the destination you want to go to on the operation terminal.

You can record the location information of the places you often go to, save it, and share this location information with others.

Information near accessories or locations such as gas stations, hotels, and ATMs.

2. Route planning

The GPS navigation system will automatically plan a route based on the starting point and destination you set.

The planned route can set whether to pass through certain route points.

The planned route can set whether to avoid highways and other functions.

3. Automatic navigation

Voice navigation-uses voice to provide the driver with intersection turns, navigation system status and other driving information in advance, just like a guide who understands the road tells you how to drive to your destination. One of the most important functions in navigation is that you can reach your destination safely through voice prompts without looking at the operating terminal.

Picture navigation - On the operating terminal, driving information such as the map, the current position of the car, driving speed, distance to the destination, planned route prompts, and intersection turn prompts will be displayed.

Re-planning route - If you do not follow the planned route or take the wrong intersection, the GPS navigation system will re-plan a new route for you to reach your destination based on your current location.