Joe Keene, automotive content video producer at Babcox Media, discusses the definition of advanced driver-assistance technology (ADAS) and the two main types: 1) those that automate driving, and 2) those that help improve driver awareness.
He also explains when and why calibration is required after a collision event.
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Babcox Media’s Joe Keene provides a quick overview of many examples that demonstrate ADAS work should be in play for almost everyone.
It’s a popular misconception about calibrations: Shops need a large amount of space to do ADAS work. But it’s simply not true.
A large majority of forward-facing calibrations – the most common of all ADAS calibrations – can be done in space nearly every shop has.
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