Vehicle mounted GPS

　　GPS is the abbreviation for Global Positioning System. The global positioning system can provide functions such as vehicle positioning, anti-theft, anti-theft, driving route monitoring, and call command. To achieve all the above functions, there must be three elements: global positioning system terminals, transmission networks, and monitoring platforms.

　　A global positioning system navigator is an instrument that helps users accurately locate their current position and calculate their journey based on a determined destination. The global positioning system navigator guides users to their destination through map display and voice transmission, and is widely used in fields such as transportation and tourism. Usually, we use in car GPS.

　　There are many application examples of global positioning system technology in navigators. For example, in map search, car owners can search for the location of their desired destination on the operating terminal, record the location information of the places that car owners often go to, save and share it with others. And vaguely search for the owner's attachments or information near gas stations, hotels, convenience stores, and other locations. Global positioning system technology will also be applied to route planning. The global positioning navigation system will automatically plan the route based on the starting point and destination set by the car owner. You can set up planned routes, as well as whether to pass through certain route points and whether to avoid highways. This technology will also match voice guidance routes, and the vehicle mounted GPS will provide drivers with driving information such as intersection turns and navigation system status in advance through voice. The operating terminal will also display a map, as well as driving information such as car position, driving speed, distance to destination, planned route prompts, and intersection turn prompts.

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