electronic navigation systems

Electronic navigation systems use satellites, receivers, and computers to help determine a vehicle’s exact location and guide it safely. Through GPS (Global Positioning System), devices receive signals from satellites orbiting Earth, calculating position, speed, and direction. These systems can be used in cars, ships, and aircraft to provide real-time navigation, route planning, and traffic information. They enhance safety and efficiency by reducing reliance on traditional maps or manual navigation. Overall, electronic navigation systems combine satellite data and digital technology to precisely and reliably guide users toward their destinations.