A GPS tracking system is a technology that uses the Global Positioning System to determine and monitor the precise location of a person, vehicle, or asset in real time. It works by receiving signals from satellites orbiting the Earth, calculating coordinates, and transmitting this data to a central server or application where it can be viewed and analyzed. These systems are widely used for fleet management, personal safety, logistics, and theft prevention, offering features such as route optimization, geofencing, and historical tracking. By providing accurate and continuous location information, GPS tracking systems enhance efficiency, security, and accountability across various industries.