That said, it’s pretty easy to build using an Arduino, a GSM shield, a GPS system, and a handful of other components. The whole system is strapped and locked to the bottom of the saddle.

The shield can be configured to send GPS and sensor data from devices attached to an I2C bus to remote servers, or a really cool COSM server. [Phang] is selling his TraLog for $150, a fairly good ...

The extendable Arduino GPS data logger consists of a shield, that is fitted with the GPS receiver, SDcard reader and the accelerometer, together with an Arduino UNO board ...

We can use GPS in our phones to track them if they're ever lost or stolen, why not do the same with your car? You could go out and buy LoJack or OnStar, but this DIY solution uses an Arduino Uno ...

The Arduino Powered Car Tracking System uses a Arduino Uno, a GSM shield, a GPS module together with a few other parts and has been design to powered from the cars battery.

SeeedStudio - the prototype specialists behind such things as the BeagleBone Green Wireless - has developed the Wio GPS Board, based on the MT2503 and Arduino M0 MCU. The open source gateway is ...