Definition of geofencing in English:

geofencing

nounˈdʒiːə(ʊ)fɛnsɪŋˈdʒioʊˌfɛnsɪŋ

mass noun

The use of GPS or RFID technology to create a virtual geographic boundary, enabling software to trigger a response when a mobile device enters or leaves a particular area.
the app supports geofencing, so your lights can turn on as you get home
Example sentencesExamples
- The company responded to the complaints in Chicago by shutting down access to the app across the entire city for several days with so-called geofencing.
- To this point, most retailers have used geo-fencing to target specific ads to people within a certain radius of their store.
- The technology can also be used for ad-hoc geofencing - monitoring pets' movements the same way FedEx tracks parcels in its long, complex delivery chain.
- A geo-fencing feature allows you to set a perimeter around your yard.
- The app uses your phone for geofencing, so if you leave home and forget to close your garage door or lock up, your watch will let you know.
- Geofencing can also be used to make sure a person is actually in the surroundings where he / she is supposed to be.
- The use of geo-fencing as a strategy can help banks and retailers push context-aware and segmented offers to consumers.
- "With geo-fencing you create a virtual fence around the vehicle," the detective said.
- Targeting tactics such as geo-fencing and device profiling demonstrate the many ways location data can help marketers connect with consumers.
- This app has now been updated for iOS 6, and can use geofencing to alert you when a friend arrives at or departs from a chosen location.

Definition of geofencing in US English:

geofencing

nounˈjēōˌfensiNGˈdʒioʊˌfɛnsɪŋ

The use of GPS or RFID technology to create a virtual geographic boundary, enabling software to trigger a response when a mobile device enters or leaves a particular area.
geofencing turns the lights off when you leave and on when you get home
kids are savvy enough to get around geofencing of the school grounds
Example sentencesExamples
- The use of geo-fencing as a strategy can help banks and retailers push context-aware and segmented offers to consumers.
- This app has now been updated for iOS 6, and can use geofencing to alert you when a friend arrives at or departs from a chosen location.
- The technology can also be used for ad-hoc geofencing - monitoring pets' movements the same way FedEx tracks parcels in its long, complex delivery chain.
- Targeting tactics such as geo-fencing and device profiling demonstrate the many ways location data can help marketers connect with consumers.
- The app uses your phone for geofencing, so if you leave home and forget to close your garage door or lock up, your watch will let you know.
- A geo-fencing feature allows you to set a perimeter around your yard.
- To this point, most retailers have used geo-fencing to target specific ads to people within a certain radius of their store.
- The company responded to the complaints in Chicago by shutting down access to the app across the entire city for several days with so-called geofencing.
- Geofencing can also be used to make sure a person is actually in the surroundings where he / she is supposed to be.
- "With geo-fencing you create a virtual fence around the vehicle," the detective said.

单词	geofencing
释义	Definition of geofencing in English: geofencing nounˈdʒiːə(ʊ)fɛnsɪŋˈdʒioʊˌfɛnsɪŋ mass noun The use of GPS or RFID technology to create a virtual geographic boundary, enabling software to trigger a response when a mobile device enters or leaves a particular area. the app supports geofencing, so your lights can turn on as you get home Example sentencesExamples The company responded to the complaints in Chicago by shutting down access to the app across the entire city for several days with so-called geofencing. To this point, most retailers have used geo-fencing to target specific ads to people within a certain radius of their store. The technology can also be used for ad-hoc geofencing - monitoring pets' movements the same way FedEx tracks parcels in its long, complex delivery chain. A geo-fencing feature allows you to set a perimeter around your yard. The app uses your phone for geofencing, so if you leave home and forget to close your garage door or lock up, your watch will let you know. Geofencing can also be used to make sure a person is actually in the surroundings where he / she is supposed to be. The use of geo-fencing as a strategy can help banks and retailers push context-aware and segmented offers to consumers. "With geo-fencing you create a virtual fence around the vehicle," the detective said. Targeting tactics such as geo-fencing and device profiling demonstrate the many ways location data can help marketers connect with consumers. This app has now been updated for iOS 6, and can use geofencing to alert you when a friend arrives at or departs from a chosen location. Definition of geofencing in US English: geofencing nounˈjēōˌfensiNGˈdʒioʊˌfɛnsɪŋ The use of GPS or RFID technology to create a virtual geographic boundary, enabling software to trigger a response when a mobile device enters or leaves a particular area. geofencing turns the lights off when you leave and on when you get home kids are savvy enough to get around geofencing of the school grounds Example sentencesExamples The use of geo-fencing as a strategy can help banks and retailers push context-aware and segmented offers to consumers. This app has now been updated for iOS 6, and can use geofencing to alert you when a friend arrives at or departs from a chosen location. The technology can also be used for ad-hoc geofencing - monitoring pets' movements the same way FedEx tracks parcels in its long, complex delivery chain. Targeting tactics such as geo-fencing and device profiling demonstrate the many ways location data can help marketers connect with consumers. The app uses your phone for geofencing, so if you leave home and forget to close your garage door or lock up, your watch will let you know. A geo-fencing feature allows you to set a perimeter around your yard. To this point, most retailers have used geo-fencing to target specific ads to people within a certain radius of their store. The company responded to the complaints in Chicago by shutting down access to the app across the entire city for several days with so-called geofencing. Geofencing can also be used to make sure a person is actually in the surroundings where he / she is supposed to be. "With geo-fencing you create a virtual fence around the vehicle," the detective said.
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