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With the UAE leading the resurgence of the automobile and the automotive industry in the COVID-19 pandemic-ravaged world, the growth of the telematics sector is also obvious. You can say that the slump in both passenger and commercial vehicles is attributed to some of the end-user industries like construction, manufacturing, supply chain, and logistics, tourism, and others enduring a significant downturn along with the dwindling oil prices. As a result, the telematics and GPS tracking and management systems integrated with

The GPS or Global Positioning System has become a commonplace technology these days. Until a couple of decades ago, it was something hi-tech! GPS tracking is a remote-sensing system that uses satellite-based networks to track the exact location of specific things. With an all-encompassing network of geostationary satellites that continuously transmit time and location messages, a GPS tracking system receiver can ascertain any object’s precise location. To find that out, a GPS receiver, like a smartphone, will need to use

With the COVID-19 pandemic toppling economies across the world, every industrial sector has suffered a significant hit. The automobile and automotive industry is not an exception. Still, the scenario across the entire Asia-Pacific seems relatively buoyant due to a steep rise in the GDP and extensive automobile sales. With IoT, AI, automation, and telematics influencing the trends of every industry significantly, the automobile and automotive industry has also started taking advantage of these avant-garde technologies. Thus occurred the phenomenal rise of the