GPS Online Solutions Pty Ltd (GPSS) is a wholly owned subsidiary company of Industrea Ltd (IDL) with a successful track record in the implementation of Asset Location and Driver Performance Monitoring Systems for the Mining and Transport industries in Australia and overseas.
Industrea Limited (IDL) is a publicly listed Australian company (ASX:IDL) that is headquartered in Queensland, Australia. IDL comprises of a group of companies primarily involved in the provision of mining products & services, with diversified revenue streams arising from asset management and engineering services.

GPSS has its origins in 1987 as a technology company focused on the emerging market for GPS-enabled solutions in industry and defence. The company entered a period of strong growth and by 1999 was able to list on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) as GPS Online Ltd. GPS Online developed a strong market presence as a developer and supplier of location-based asset management solutions including telematics, waste tracking, vehicle health and usage monitoring for defence vehicle (vHUMS) and mobile wireless communications. GPS Online including its subsidiary companies, successfully developed and introduced a range of customized GPS-enabled solutions for the mining, transport, marine, government and defence sectors.

In September 2006, GPS Online Limited changed its name to the present Industrea Limited to better reflect the diverse range of mining services activities of the group. All GPS-related activities of the company have since been transferred into the wholly owned subsidiary GPS Online Solutions Pty Ltd.

The major product offered by GPSS is the ATOM^® hardware and ATOM^®Net software for Asset Monitoring and Driver Performance Monitoring and is aimed specifically for the requirements of the Mining and Transport industries. A unique feature of the system is the inbuilt capability of identifying and measuring certain aspects of driver behavior that are indicators of inappropriate driving habit or technique, or the onset of driver fatigue. The system incorporates facilities for tracking movement of vehicles (through GPS) and communication of data back to a central server via radio, WLAN, GPRS or satellite.

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