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title: "Device - LoRaWAN Device Tracking"
slug: "device-lorawan-device-tracking"
updated: 2025-10-01T13:39:56Z
published: 2025-10-01T13:39:56Z
canonical: "docs.connect.netmoregroup.com/device-lorawan-device-tracking"
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> ## Documentation Index
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# Device - LoRaWAN Device Tracking

The **Device - LoRaWAN Device Tracking** page provides a **geographic visualization** of where uplink messages from a specific device were received.

- The **dot** represents the estimated position of the device..
- The **ring** shows the estimated position range of the device, based on signal strength. A **larger ring** indicates weaker signal quality, while a **smaller ring** suggests stronger reception.
- When playback is enabled, the visualization updates dynamically according to gateway location and reception. The system automatically selects the gateway with the **best signal quality** for the device.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/58c1b868-b36b-492e-aea3-32180613f31f/Images/Documentation/image(274).png)

### **Purpose of this page:**

- To **track the device’s movement or transmission locations** over time.
- Visualizes the **coverage area** and **reachability of gateways** receiving messages.
- Helps assess **device mobility**, **gateway density**, or **coverage gaps**.

### Key components:

- **Map View**: Google Maps-based interface showing geographic locations.
- **Heatmap/point cloud**: The blue zones indicate the areas where the device has sent uplinks that were successfully received.
- **Interval Selector** (top-left): Lets you filter the map data by time range (e.g. “Latest Week”).