7 Step ADAS Calibrations; The Foundation For Accuracy & Speed

7 Step ADAS Calibrations; Foundation For Accuracy

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What is ADAS Blueprinting?

ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) calibrations can often seem daunting, especially when dealing with various vehicle manufacturers and their unique requirements. Our ADAS blueprinting process simplifies this complexity, providing a clear, methodical approach to ensure every calibration is accurate and effective.

The 7 Step ADAS Calibration Method

Our innovative 7 Step ADAS Calibration Method utilizes simple tools like lasers and targets to create a precise baseline box around the vehicle. This method ensures accurate and efficient calibrations, saving you time and increasing your profitability.

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Watch and Learn

Our instructional videos are centered around the 7 Step ADAS concept, making complex calibrations easy to understand and execute.

How to use our 7 Steps ADAS process to perform accurate and efficient calibrations.

Practical Applications For 7 Step ADAS:

In our recent video, we demonstrated the 7 Step ADAS process on a 2023 Toyota RAV4. Here’s a summary of what we covered:

  • Preparation: We checked the tire pressure, hooked up a battery maintainer, and loaded the necessary Toyota software.
  • Initial Alignment: We aligned the vehicle for target placement and performed an initial alignment check.
  • Calibration Execution: Using our method, we skipped redundant steps, saving time while ensuring precision.
  • Results: Our final alignment checks confirmed the accuracy of our calibration.

Why the 7 Step ADAS Method?

  • Efficiency: Complete calibrations faster without occupying alignment racks.
  • Simplicity: Use lightweight tools that are easy to handle.
  • Cost-Effectiveness: Maximize shop productivity by reducing downtime.
  • Versatility: Applicable to various vehicle makes and models.

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