We will discuss and implement a Geofencing use case as a case study. Geofencing is the use of the Global Positioning System (GPS) satellite network and/or local radio-frequency identifiers (such as WiFi nodes or Bluetooth beacons) to create virtual boundaries around a location. Geofencing is paired with software/hardware to detect the virtual boundary and take the appropriate action defined by the user. Most of the Geofencing use cases are solved with IOT. Real-time use cases based on Geofencing are:
- Suppose your children took your car to buy goods from the market and you don't want them to go beyond 5 KM/Miles from your home or you want to know your kids/other family member's location on a map to track them
- When you have put your car in for servicing and you want it not to go beyond 1 KM/Miles from the car service center
- When you are approaching home, the garage gate opens automatically without having to get out of the car and manually open it by pushing/pulling it
- When you are...