Hi Jorieke,
My friend Ping (in CC) and I have been working on a very lightweight
application for vehicle tracking, specifically intended to work with SMS
only (no Internet required—it sends the positions with a formatted SMS
message on a particular schedule).
Code here:
For real time monitoring you could have a look at https://osmo.mobi/ I
can't find the english version of the website but the app has pretty good
reviews: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.OsMoDroid
Ciao,
dan
Il giorno gio 10 gen 2019 alle ore 12:50 Jorieke Vyncke <
Hi all,
@Ivan that sounds interesting! Could you tell me more?
The other suggestions are forwarded, thank you again. Last is looking at
them and will feedback soon!
He was already impressed what you collected: "Wow... thanks @Jorieke! Let
me look into the feedback" was his reaction this morning.
I would echo Laurent's words. Deploy the solution that you need and figure
out the funding issues. Doing something like SMS-based reporting or
emailing data around the place will just move the cost burden elsewhere, be
more brittle and probably not get you what you want at the end of the day.
The
Hey Jorieke,
What your question describes sounds like fleet management. I just found
https://www.traccar.org/ which looks pretty well maintained (88
contributors on github, latest code update only a few hours ago), is
open-source and seems to provide exactly what you're after, without
having to
In Windows you can use a script to copy the files, compress them and
send them.
Android should have something equivalent. If not Microsoft Visual
Studio 2017 can build something that will run on android.
We seem to be forever seeing requests from students to write software
for OSM and HOT
Hi Jorieke,
Ivan has an sms-based tracker he has been developing. Advantage is that,
whilst using a gps-enabled phone, it can send without data network. It is
developed specifically for fleet.
We in Uganda track with OSMAnd, which gives analytics (slope, altitude,
speed) in the field, but it
Thanks a lot for all your suggestions!
I suppose easy to use is core, so options with manually copying traces is
probably not the best solution.
However I will forward all your suggestions to Last, and will leave it up
to him to decide what is the best option for them on the ground!
If there are
Hi Jorieke
There are small vehicule gps logger, some very precise reading various
satellite networks. I tried a Columbus. It did work very well but could not
replace the battery.
Search simply for vehicule gps logger. This Ebay link show various models, some
with an USB connection and / or sim
Hi Jorieke,
I've used GPS Tracker (https://www.websmithing.com/gps-tracker/ and
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.websmithing.gpstracker),
an Open Source application with some server side code. The client will run
on Android, iOS and can listen to cheap GPS devices
On Wed, Jan 9, 2019 at 8:34 AM Bjoern Hassler wrote:
>
> Hi Jorieke,
>
> The best option (from what you've described) that I can think of would be
> https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mendhak.gpslogger. I can
> record tracks, and then upload them e.g. to dropbox. It's possible to
Hi Jorieke,
The best option (from what you've described) that I can think of would be
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mendhak.gpslogger. I can
record tracks, and then upload them e.g. to dropbox. It's possible to
prefix the track names with device numbers, so you know which
Hi Jorieke, I know Ivan has been working on some forms of open
source/lightweight vehicle tracking recently. Ivan, do you have more
details? Would this be fit for purpose & ready for use?
best,
Paul
On 9-1-2019 13:50, Jorieke Vyncke wrote:
Hello all,
Forwarding you a question from Last, our
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