Electronic Navigation Systems are technologies that help users determine their location and navigate from one place to another. These systems use various tools, such as GPS (Global Positioning System), radar, and sonar, to provide accurate positioning information. They are commonly found in vehicles, ships, and aircraft, enhancing safety and efficiency in travel. These systems often include user-friendly interfaces that display maps and directions, making it easier for individuals to plan their routes. Additionally, many electronic navigation systems can update in real-time, providing information about traffic conditions, weather, and other factors that may affect travel.