Satellite Fleet
Satellite Fleet
How I can get space on a satellite?
The owner of my company sent me on a mission. I have to find a way to buy space a satellite of my fleet of over 100. I want GPS in real time. Do not want to go through a company that sold me the system. I just want a program and my own space. I have vision and GPS security cameras installed in every fleet. But when we bought the systems were not as clear in "real time" GPS. So that we have is historical data that does not help when we need to find a driver on the road because we need the disc in the modem to get that vehicle information. So I would like to know how to do this and, if possible.
If your fleet has cell phones in them is a service for a fee the track this information for you. It is primarily used to track children, so do an Internet search and you'll no doubt find several companies doing just that. Start by asking your local telephone company ~ which contract with the service now for your cell phone. If you do not offer a service follow-up, try all the others in your area. Specifically ask for help in programming cell phones themselves to maintain this data and then transmit upon request, to odd intervals back to "the base." The most simple mobile phones, up to $ 20 Walmart offers physically do this if hacked. Some come without any restrictions on programming, but these are usually sold only at a premium. 10 years or less Earlier there was even a woman who gave a cell phone to your printer using special ink (P and N materials and a metallic ink cable …) connected to a battery of this really worked! OK. So somewhere there is no doubt a cell phone for free online print so they can continue their vehicles in real time (but only real time as these systems have no memory). Real-time tracking is not as good as you might think. For example, is a major national security risk. Any questions about the real-time monitoring should be reported to the FBI and Homeland Security, I guess. The possibility of using this system to be very bad is simply NO.
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