Naga Satya Praveen Kumar Yadati, USA

This study investigates the factors impacting GPS services and describes the three segments of GPS services: space, control, and user segments. It highlights the limitations in open research for the space and control segments due to their use in military applications. The paper discusses various areas of development for GPS services, such as geotagging, optimizing routing and navigation, and improving data reception capabilities. It explores the implications of GPS technologies in fields like e-commerce, the automobile industry, and supply chain management. The study also forecasts the GPS tracking device market and emphasizes the need for more research in commercial GPS applications.

GPS technologies, Geo tagging, GNSS, Multi-GNSS, GPS accuracy, GPS enhancement, satellite navigation, differential GPS, real-time kinematic positioning, location-based services, navigation optimization, geotagging, autonomous vehicles, IoT integration, signal processing, augmented reality, GPS receiver design, GPS applications, control segment, space segment, user segment, GPS market, e-commerce, supply chain management, mobile GPS, GPS limitations, GPS research, GPS innovation, GPS technology development.