Fleet Operations
Fleet vehicles spend a lot of time at the network edge. Farun GPS Navigator keeps routing, search, and positioning fully on-device so drivers don't lose guidance when coverage disappears.
100%
Offline operation
LIGHT
Enclosure
5V
Hardwired power
Standalone device - no cloud, no subscription, no signal needed
The Problem
Most navigation tools for fleet vehicles are built around the assumption of a reliable data connection. Fleet vehicles spend a significant portion of their operating time where that assumption breaks down.
Route context and turn-by-turn guidance fail exactly where networks end. i.e., rural corridors, border crossings, worksites, and ports. Cloud navigation apps go blank when they're needed most.
Most fleet navigation tools are built for connected environments. When the signal drops, drivers are on their own. There is no offline fallback, no local routing, no POI context.
Phone-based GPS drains batteries, loses mount stability, and isn't rated for dust, heat, or water exposure. Consumer units aren't built for harsh operating conditions.
Fleet operators who move between land and water need two devices, a road GPS for the vehicle and a chart plotter for the vessel. That's two procurement lines, two maintenance schedules, two learning curves.
Device Capabilities
The GPS Navigator is a standalone device. It doesn't require a phone, a SIM card, a cloud subscription, or any external infrastructure to navigate. Every capability below runs entirely on-device.
Offline Navigation
Farun calculates routes on-device from locally stored vector maps. Rerouting, POI search, and turn-by-turn guidance remain available regardless of signal. Drivers don't slow down when coverage disappears, the device has everything it needs on-board.
GNSS Positioning
Each GPS Navigator has its own dedicated GNSS receiver - GPS, GLONASS, and Galileo. The device knows its position, heading, and speed entirely independently of mobile networks, WiFi, or any external infrastructure.
Marine Mode
Fleet operators who tow boats, run harbour logistics, or work across waterways don't need a second device. The GPS Navigator lets you seamlessly switch to marine mode when the device is mounted on the helm. Switch back to road navigation when you're back on land.
Rugged Hardware
The GPS Navigator is hardwired to the vehicle's 5V supply, and mounted with a dedicated bracket rather than a suction cup. It runs continuously without a battery to manage, without a phone screen to share, and without heat-related shutdowns.
For Developers
The Farun location APIs are a separate product for developers building dispatch tools, driver apps, fleet dashboards, and routing engines. They're not required to use the GPS Navigator hardware, but they're built on the same spatial dataset.
If you're a software team building on top of Farun's APIs, start with the API hub.
See full API pricingOn-demand route calculation for dispatch tools, ETA prediction, and corridor planning workflows.
Map tile rendering for driver apps, fleet dashboards, and operational web interfaces.
Reachability zones for depot coverage analysis, service area planning, and crew dispatch windows.
Reorder multi-stop delivery runs for minimum distance or time. Drop-in for dispatch scheduling tools.
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Fleet Deployment
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