GPS tracking for light trucks

Feb. 1, 2006
Intelligent Mechatronic Systems Inc. (IMS) is now marketing its DriveSync GPS vehicle tracking system to both the consumer and commercial fleet markets. The system uses a GPS receiver to determine vehicle operational information and stores the data on a USB data key for download once the vehicle returns to a terminal. Because the information is tracked off-line, DriveSync eliminates monthly service

Intelligent Mechatronic Systems Inc. (IMS) is now marketing its DriveSync GPS vehicle tracking system to both the consumer and commercial fleet markets. The system uses a GPS receiver to determine vehicle operational information and stores the data on a USB data key for download once the vehicle returns to a terminal. Because the information is tracked off-line, DriveSync eliminates monthly service fees for wireless access to tracking information, according to the company.

Once information is downloaded from the USB key to a PC, it can be sent via Internet service to a DriveSync server for generation of customized reports. These reports, including trip logs, route maps and usage alerts, can then be viewed by fleet managers via a secure, password-protected website, the company says.
www.intellimec.com

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