Technical resources, compliance guides, and calibration know-how for automotive technicians and workshops.
Brand-specific ADAS calibration isn’t one-size-fits-all. This technical guide compares Toyota static target setups, Hyundai dynamic routines and Tesla self-calibration processes, highlighting tools, common pitfalls and best practices to ensure sensors are aligned correctly after glass, body or suspension work.
Explore the pathways to become an ADAS calibration technician: training programmes, core skills, certification options and the need for continuous learning.
Learn how to document ADAS calibration results for insurers: include pre- and post-scans, repair details, alignment measurements and road test notes.
Learn how tyre and suspension modifications affect ADAS accuracy. Discover why ride-height changes misalign sensors and why alignment and calibration are essential after any upgrade.
Understand how ADAS sensors drift and age over time, why misalignment causes safety features to fail and intervene unexpectedly, and how regular calibration, alignment checks and sensor maintenance keep driver assistance accurate.
Understand the legal and liability risks when workshops skip ADAS calibration. Discover safety consequences, manufacturer requirements, insurance issues and best practices to protect your business.
Learn how wheel alignment affects ADAS performance: misaligned wheels misdirect sensors, causing false warnings. Discover causes, affected features, alignment and calibration timing, and best practices for technicians.
Step-by-step workshop checklist for windscreen replacement on ADAS-equipped vehicles: confirm features, use OEM glass, perform pre-scan, calibrate cameras, road test and document results.
Learn how sensor fusion combines camera, radar, lidar and ultrasonic inputs to create a 360-degree view for ADAS. This article explains how fusion works, why redundancy matters, best practices for calibration and what AI and V2X mean for the future.
Learn when ADAS calibration is needed after common repairs: windscreen replacement, bumper or body repairs, wheel alignment, suspension work, painting, accessories and software updates, and why skipping calibration can compromise safety.