What is 10-Second GPS Telemetry in Logistics?
10-Second GPS Telemetry is a high-frequency IoT tracking standard where vehicle sensors transmit live spatial coordinates, speed, bearing, engine status, and sensor telemetry every 10 seconds. This delivers real-time corridor monitoring, sub-second geofence detection, and dynamic ETA countdowns for enterprise supply chains.
High-Frequency Spatial Tracking vs Standard Cellular Pings
Standard logistics tracking relies on manual driver phone calls or 15–30 minute cellular tower triangulations with large error margins. 10-second hardware GPS telemetry transmits continuous PostGIS telemetry, enabling exact lane-level visibility across Indian national highways.
- Sub-350ms spatial matching and instant proximity queries
- Automated geofence trigger notifications upon highway exit or hub arrival
- Continuous speed logging to enforce driver safety and fuel efficiency
- Direct shareable tracking links for shippers, consignees, and operational teams
Frequently Asked Questions
Can customers share the live tracking link with receivers?
Yes. Every booking provides a public, tokenized tracking link that can be shared via WhatsApp or SMS, allowing consignees to watch the truck approach the delivery dock in real time without logging in.