ilyakar said:Hi, i would like to make an android app and a gps transmitter. Where do i start?
(Sorry if this is in the wrong section)
The GPS transmitter chip on your Android app collects signals from multiple satellites orbiting the Earth and uses triangulation to determine your location. It then sends this information to your device, which displays it on a map.
Yes, the GPS transmitter chip does not require an internet connection to receive signals from satellites. However, an internet connection may be necessary to download maps and other location-related data.
Yes, there are a few ways to improve the accuracy of your GPS signal. You can try moving to an open area with a clear view of the sky, ensure that your device's location services are turned on, and update your device's software.
If your app is displaying your location on a map, it is likely using the GPS transmitter chip. You can also check your device's settings to see which location services are enabled and used by your app.
It is possible to pick up a GPS signal indoors, but the accuracy may be significantly reduced. The GPS transmitter chip relies on a clear view of the sky to receive signals from satellites, so being indoors or in a dense urban area can interfere with the signal.