GPX Insights
Asset tracking, supply chain visibility and the GPS and BLE hardware behind them, written by the GPX team.
A cargo container GPS tracker shows where a container sits and what condition its cargo is in, closing the blind spot between port and yard. The best devices go past location pings with multi-network connectivity such as cellular, satellite and
Compare the top 9 fleet tracking companies for 2026 by network, pricing, and use case to match a platform to your fleet and budget.
Compare the 8 best equipment tracking software platforms for mixed fleets and non-powered assets by features, pricing, and best-fit use.
GPS versus cellular asset tracking is a false choice for most businesses, because modern multi-sensor platforms combine both. GPS gives precise outdoor positions but needs a clear sky view, while cellular location relies on tower density and is less accurate.
A modern GPS tracker for trucks works as a command center rather than a dot on a map, turning raw location data into decisions that protect assets, tighten operations and grow profit. The strongest platforms add cargo theft alerts, route
Real-time and passive tracking differ in when you get the data. Real-time tracking sends live or near-live location and status over cellular, satellite or BLE networks so teams can respond on the spot, while passive tracking stores data on the
Construction companies track excavators and skid steers with a battery-powered cellular GPS tracker on each machine and Bluetooth tags on attachments and tools, all reporting to one map. GPX pairs AssetTrack (up to a 10-year battery, IP67, magnetic mount) with
The best GPS tracker for trailers delivers real-time data and predictive insight on one platform that tracks powered and non-powered assets alike, not just a last known location. Look for solar or long-life battery power, connectivity such as cellular, satellite
The top returnable container tracking platforms for 2026, compared on technology, pricing, and how each keeps reusable containers, totes, and pallets visible across open and closed loops.
Choosing between GPX and Samsara depends on what you need to track. Samsara suits large vehicle fleets that want integrated hardware, video safety and unified telematics, while the multi-sensor alternative uses cellular, satellite, BLE and WiFi to deliver predictive intelligence
