Automatic GPS tracking system with passive or active battery circuitry
OwnerOhanes D. Ghazarianinventor
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An automatic GPS tracking system consists of a GPS tracking unit secured to a person or an asset that includes a GPS receiver and a first battery powering a processor and first RF transceiver. A home base station receives the RF signal within a pre-selected proximity. A monitoring station which is in communication with the GPS tracking unit such that, if a person or asset having the tracking system secured thereon moves beyond the pre-selected proximity from a home base unit, the first transceiver RF communication signals is lost, and the processor activates an alerting device to indicate the GPS tracking unit is beyond the limited range of the home base station unit. When a second confirmation signal is not received from the home base station unit, a second battery is activated to power GPS receiver and the cellular modem to track the person or asset.
A portable battery operated asset or personnel GPS tracking system which comprises:
A portable battery powered personnel GPS tracking unit having a tamper detection circuitry and securely attached to a personnel comprising:
A method for tracking an asset or personnel using a GPS tracking system comprising:
A portable battery operated asset or personnel GPS tracking system comprising:
A portable battery powered personnel GPS tracking unit having RF audio transceiver, a tamper detection circuitry and it is securely attached to a personnel to ascertain said personnel carrying said tracking unit, said tracking unit in response to at least one received incoming call from a monitoring station establishes two way voice communication between said personnel and said monitoring station, and provide said personnel location information to said monitoring station, said system comprising:
A portable battery operated asset or personnel GPS tracking system comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.