Search Results for "devices-mapper"

Modular, touch screen friendly navigation system with GPS tracking, realtime routing engine and support for various vector map formats. Works on a wide range of devices, from computers to smartphones.

...The application is using POSIX API and intended to run on Unix, Linux and even Windows systems (cygwin environment). Currently it has been developed and tested on FreeBSD 14.3. Recently added limited support for VL103 series devices from Jimi IoT Co., Ltd..

Simple GPS mapper/tracker for BlackBerry 10. Uses OSM (http://www.openstreetmap.org) pre-rendered map tiles for offline displaying the current location.

See https://www.openorienteering.org/apps/mapper/

Experimental GPS navigation application for ultralight aircrafts, using as hardware a vehicular and inexpensive TomTom navigator. The program, given a GPX flight plan, is able to provide navigation indications using an HSI along the route up to the final destination.

...The original reason to create get201 was that the TMXTool provided by Wintec often failed with timeouts when reading out log data on the Pocket PC via Bluetooth. get201 comes in 2 flavors with the same screen layout: A PC version running on Windows XP or later and a PocketPC version running on devices with Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 or later. In addition the current GPS position and status can be displayed. Restrictions: The log file directory is hardcoded. On Pocket PC the preferred directory is the SD Card. On PC, always the current directory is used. It is not possible to change the log settings with get201. Please use the TMXTool (PocketPC) or TimeMachineX (PC) for this.

GPSDproxy is a small program which reads GPS data from a running gpsd process (http://gpsd.berlios.de/) and forwards it to a remote server via an UDP connection. GPSDproxy is intended to be run on GPS enabled mobile devices.

Open source firmware for navigation devices using OpenStreetMap as primary maps source.

OpenDMTP is a protocol/framework that allows communications with small devices (mobile phones, PDA's, and other high-latency/low-bandwidth devices), especially geared towards the transmission of GPS, temperature, and other remote monitoring information.

OpenGGD aims to be a solution that centralizes the GPS information of a vehicle fleet, acting as an interface among different GPS devices or their control programs and different GIS programs