ADAS Calibration Functionality:
what is adas?
ADAS or Advanced Driver Assistance Systems is a group of assist functions designed to improve driver safety and reduce the severity and number of traffic accidents.
adas calibrations
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) calibration is a multi-brand solution that will give your workshop a significant competitive advantage by allowing it to handle the dynamic calibration of ADAS systems, which are becoming more common even in commercial vehicles.
Calibration means realigning cameras and sensors, usually attached to windscreens and around the vehicle, which input information and ultimately control a vehicle’s Advanced Driver-Assist features. Lane departure, emergency braking, adaptive cruise control with pre-conditioning instructions, diagnostic tools, wiring diagrams, technical data, and technical procedures are all covered.
In a nutshell, the Autel ADAS Software is an exciting development that could make driving any type of vehicle safer.
why adas?
ADAS functions are designed to improve driver, passenger, and pedestrian safety by reducing both the severity and the overall number of motor vehicle accidents. ADAS features can warn drivers of potential dangers, intervene to help the driver remain in control in order to prevent an accident, and, if necessary, reduce the severity of an accident if it can’t be avoided.
ADAS features are becoming much more common with new models. They are no longer limited to luxury vehicles. Some systems are becoming standard on all vehicle makes.
ADAS calibration equipment is an opportunity for your shop to not only improve driver safety but also increase the profits of your business and keep your business liability-free.
As of 2019, 23% of all registered vehicles on the road had at least 1 ADAS feature.
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adas term explained
ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL (ACC)
Control system to automatically adjust vehicle speed to maintain a safe distance from vehicles ahead. Control is based on sensor information from on-board sensors.
NIGHT VISION SYSTEM (NVS)
Uses a thermographic camera to increase a driver’s perception and seeing distance in darkness or poor weather beyond the reach of the vehicle’s headlights.
AROUND VIEW MONITORING (AVM)
Provides a virtual 360-degree scene of the car in bird’s eye view. It assists drivers to park more easily by better understanding the vehicles’ surroundings.
LANE DEPARTURE WARNING (LDW)
Warns driver when vehicle begins to move out of freeway lane. Designed to minimize causes collisions: driver error, distractions and drowsiness.
REAR COLLISION WARNING (RCW)
Braking at standstill to avoid rear-end collisions. Alert when engine started and cannot turn off. Warn driver of vehicle approach from behind by rapid signal flash.
BLIND SPOT DETECTION (BSD)
Vehicle-based sensor function that detects other vehicles located to the driver’s side and vehicle rear, then post a proximity warning.
how does our adas tool stack up?
DESCRIPTION
AUTEL
OPTI-AIM
LAUNCH
AIRPRO
Registration and Set-Up Support
Comprehensive
Technical Support
Online
Coverage Guide
On-Tool
Coverage Guide
Teamviewer
Access
Pre-job Equipment
Requirements and Measurements
On-Tool
Work Instructions
Free Training On Site:
At Your Shop!
Expansive ADAS Coverage
Including AVM, Back Up Camera,
Night Vision, Blind Spot, Lidar
All Packages (MA600 & Standard Stand)
are Upgradable to Additional ADAS
Calibration Packages
Continuous Warranty Extensions After
Yearly Software Purchase
Leading in ADAS Coverage
for Aftermarket Diagnostics
how does our adas tool stack up?
adas faqs
The most time-consuming portion of static calibration is target set up. If you have a calibration system designed to accurately place your target in less time, that could be a plus.
The most time-consuming portion of a dynamic calibration is meeting the OE driving requirements. Constant vehicle speed, road conditions, available targets, etc.
- Not making accurate measurements
- Not following the vehicle pre-conditioning instructions, i.e. full gas tank, tire pressure, weight load, etc.
- Improper lighting
- Background clutter
- Not maintaining battery voltage
- Not updating your scan tool
- Not following the scan tool instructions exactly
- Improper lighting
- Background clutter
- Improper measurements
- Not following the vehicle pre-conditioning instructions. Full gas tank, tire pressure, load, etc.
- Avoid:
- Bright colors
- Busy patterns
- Checkerboard patterns
- Black
- Pure white
There are several ways to determine this:
- Service information
- Scan tool instructions
- Autel MaxiSysADAS.com website
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