Hajji Tracker: Development of Web-Based GPS Tracking System for Pilgrims

Abstract

The primary goal of this article is to create a web-based GPS tracking system for tracking and identifying Hajji pilgrims at Saudi Arabia's holy sites. The suggested system includes a GPS device that receives Hajis' current location (latitude and longitude) and transmits it to a database server. The Hajji's position will then appear as a point on the website's Google map. The established method will allow you to keep track of a missing Hajji and track down their location on a frequent basis, allowing you to locate them quickly. Because they do not know any other language than their own tongue, this approach will be extremely valuable to the elderly and young. There are two goals for the suggested system. The initial goal is to create a tracking device that is both adaptable and cost-effective. The second step is to implement the system with the maximum level of location precision possible. The testing demonstrates that the system achieves its goals of being low-cost, accurate, and realtime.