PhysicalThing: tracking technology

Lexeme:	tracking technology Rare (0.08)
Definition:	noun. Tracking technology refers to the use of various devices or systems to monitor and keep a record of the movement, location, or activities of an object, person, or vehicle. This technology typically employs tools such as GPS (Global Positioning System), RFID (Radio Frequency Identification), or sensors to collect data and provide real-time or historical information about the tracked subject's whereabouts or behavior. Tracking technology has applications in various industries, including transportation, logistics, fleet management, personal safety, sports, and wildlife conservation, among others. GPT3.5 Word Forms: noun. tracking technology (singular), tracking technologies (plural)
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Abstraction:	(hypernym) entity (hypernym) physical thing (hypernym) technology (hyponym) anonymous tracking technology (hyponym) client-side storage tracking technology (hyponym) pixel-based tracking technology (hyponym) third-party tracking technology
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Basic Categories:	information
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