Posts Tagged ‘Passive GPS Tracking’

LandAirSea’s Tracking Key Makes Appearance on USA Network’s ‘Burn Notice’

Monday, August 15th, 2011

Tracking the Adventures of Agent Westen

Now in its fifth season, USA Network’s hit television action/drama series “Burn Notice” has solidified its position as one of the network’s flagship programs.  The show follows the trials and tribulations of agent Michael Westen, a former covert operations specialist who has been “burned” by his intelligence agency.  Left abandoned and without access to his former contacts and assets after a blown operation in Nigeria, agent Westen is left “on ice” in Miami, Florida.  If he leaves Miami, he will be hunted and taken into custody; if he stays, he will remain relatively independent.  In order to fund his ongoing investigation into who put out the burn notice on him and why, agent Westen takes up freelance assignments as a private investigator, helping Miami locals while continuing to investigate the mysteries behind his personal situation.  In one of the show’s recent episodes, Westen utilizes the aid of a LandAirSea Systems Tracking Key in order to track a suspect.  Check out the scene below:

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TracKing Vs. Tracking Key

Thursday, May 14th, 2009

Latest Passive Vehicle Tracking Devices Affordable, Practical

 

 

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WOODSTOCK, IL – Gone are the days when Dad has to check the odometer on his Chrysler to see if Junior’s been taking a joy ride.

With the help of a passive GPS tracking device, a parent will know; not only if the teen took an unauthorized trip, he’ll know when he took it, where he went, and how fast he was driving.

Using that same technology: an investigator can gather enough evidence to pick up a suspect on drug charges; and an employer can discover why his profit margin is tanking, while overtime is going up.

There are so many practical uses for passive GPS tracking systems today, they are infiltrating everyday life. Most models are small, self-contained and lightweight; they are rather nondescript so they can be placed almost anywhere, and they are very simple to use.

GPS tracking systems have come a long way from the first commercially introduced product by LandAirSea Systems, in 1996. Now more than a dozen years later, prices are down and value is up. Consumers also have more choices and can easily find a vehicle tracking device that suits them, based on style, features and price. (more…)

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Active Versus Passive Vehicle Tracking Devices: A Complicated Decision

Thursday, May 7th, 2009

 WOODSTOCK, IL – When consumers begin researching Global Positioning System (GPS) tracking solutions, one of the first decisions to be made is whether they want passive or active technology.

LandAirSea representatives are asked this question frequently. LAS is a manufacturer and distributor of both passive and active vehicle tracking systems. It has been a leader in the field since 1994.

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The 8100 is the company’s current offering in the active category. The GPS Tracking Key is LAS’s top-selling passive vehicle tracking option.

A LandAirSea representative can help the consumer – whether personal or a business person – choose a vehicle tracking system that will best fit the application. (more…)

GPS TracKing is Latest Innovation from LandAirSea Systems

Friday, May 1st, 2009

GPS Device will be Exclusively Distributed by KJB Security Products

WOODSTOCK, IL. – Building on its reputation for creating innovative, practical and affordable Global Positioning System (GPS tracking) devices, industry leader LandAirSea Systems announces the launch of a new product, the GPS TracKing®, which redefines power and efficiency in the passive GPS tracking market.

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The GPS TracKing® is a passive vehicle tracking device with no monthly fees. Powered by two (2) AA batteries, the GPS TracKing® records up to 80 hours of movement on a single battery cycle. It was designed to share many of the features of LandAirSea’s most widely-used product, the GPS Tracking Key®, including compact size, portability and ease of installation; yet with added enhancements, such as longer battery life, faster GPS signal acquisition, a secondary power source, on/off switch and an easily-accessible battery compartment. (more…)

Passive GPS Tracking

Tuesday, February 26th, 2008

Since the GPS is a receiver and not a transmitter, passive GPS Tracking devices lack a transmission device such as a cellular uplink module that sends the GPS data from the vehicle.  Therefore, the passive GPS Tracking devices, also known as data loggers, are primarily recording devices

GPS data loggers have an internal flash memory, a memory card slot or a USB port. They can store GPS data gathered from the asset to which they are attached. The stored GPS data can be downloaded into a computer for further analysis. The GPS data recorded includes speed, location, and time or how long the device remained stationary. With LandAirSea GPS tracking systems. The stored GPS data can then be downloaded via USB port and the animated route could be viewed with Google Earth. These passive GPS tracking devices are used by sports enthusiasts while jogging or backpacking to calculate the length and duration of a trip. They can be used by parents for teenage tracking and by private investigators. They give the freedom of not having to track the target asset or vehicle closely.

Not all passive GPS Tracking devices are created equal.   When considering a passive unit, comparisons should be based upon accuracy, sensitivity, frequency of sampling points, power resources, reliability, and software that translates this raw data into an effective tracking resource tool. 

The LandAirSea passive GPS Tracking devices include the GPS Tracking Key and GPS Tracking System 3100 series

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