Abstract: The Cyber Tracker, a 5 inch square by 1 inch thick battery powered GPS device is placed in the entering vehicle or asset. A customized software application transmitted wirelessly imposes an icon specific to that vehicle on a computerized map in any number of on or off site locations. Administratively defined criteria (i.e. speed, location, stopping time and route designation to name a few) can be set so that a series of alarms can be triggered if the criteria are violated. “Geo fencing”, a unique characteristic of the Cyber Tracker, allows the administrator to define specific areas that can be determined as “off limits” and as such will trigger alarms if the assigned Cyber Tracker enters the defined space. The reverse can also be used by “fencing” a vehicle or asset inside a defined area. It is also capable of providing position reports at predetermined intervals ranging from minutes to hours.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention provide for an electronic device for tracking assets. In one embodiment, the device comprises a single board computer adapted to communicate with a network, the computer comprising a location component and a communication component. In another embodiment the device comprises a computer having over-the-air programming functionality, the computer comprising a location component and a communication component. Embodiments of the present invention also provide for a system for tracking assets comprising a network and a single board computer in communication with the network, the computer comprising a location component and a communication component. Embodiments of the present invention further provide for a system of stack charging an electronic device in a plurality of orientations.