The thesis focuses on the development of a mobile application in the React Native framework for land location collection, supporting both iOS and Android platforms. It enables offline operation and utilizes the MapBox API for interactive maps. The thesis includes an analysis of different location capture methods (GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth) and a comparison of libraries for accessing the device's location services. The expo-location library was chosen due to its reliability and ease of integration. The application adjusts the accuracy based on battery status and device movement. Testing results demonstrated stable performance in outdoor environments, while certain challenges were observed indoors. The thesis also covers implementations for resource optimization, accuracy improvements indoors, and functional extensions, enhancing the application’s usability across various industrial scenarios.
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