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NIGHT VISION

Night vision ADAS uses special cameras to help you see the road ahead in low-light conditions.
  • Detect objects like pedestrians and animals even in darkness or bad weather.
  • Improve your vision beyond headlights' reach, increasing your reaction time.
  • Enhance safety by providing a clearer view of potential hazards at night.

It acts like an extra set of eyes, giving you better night vision and increased confidence when driving in the dark.

SONAR ADAS

Sonar ADAS, also known as ultrasonic sensors, uses sound waves to detect nearby objects.
  • Parking assistance: They help with tasks like parallel parking by guiding you into the space and alerting you to obstacles.
  • Low-speed maneuverability: They warn of objects close to the car at low speeds, preventing accidental bumps.
  • Blind spot detection in some models: Some cars use sonar in addition to other sensors for blind spot detection.

Sonar complements other ADAS features, offering additional safety and awareness during parking and low-speed maneuvering. They are particularly helpful in tight spaces and low-visibility conditions.

SURROUND VIEW

Surround view ADAS uses multiple cameras to give you a 360-degree bird's-eye view of your car's surroundings.
  • Parking: See curbs, lines, and other objects around your car for easier maneuvering.
  • Avoiding low-speed collisions: Spot obstacles you might miss with just your mirrors.
  • Increased safety: Gain awareness of your surroundings, especially helpful in tight spaces or busy roads.

It's like having a virtual top-down view, making parking and navigating tight spots a breeze.

REAR COLLISION WARNING ALIGNMENT

BLIND SPOT DETECTION

These sensors, typically mounted on the side mirrors or rear of the vehicle
Blind spot sensors, an integral part of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), are designed to enhance vehicle safety by addressing a common driver challenge. These sensors, typically mounted on the side mirrors or rear of the vehicle, constantly monitor areas not easily visible to the driver. In practical terms, when a car enters the driver's blind spot, the sensor sends alerts, often visual or auditory signals, notifying the driver of the potential hazard.

FRONT CAMERA

They improve safety and awareness for drivers.
  • Keeping you in your lane: Lane departure warning and lane keeping assist.
  • Preventing collisions: Forward collision warning and automatic emergency braking.
  • Recognizing traffic signs:Traffic sign recognition.

FRONT RADAR

It helps enhance safety and driver assistance.
  • Detect objects ahead: Cars, pedestrians, and even bicycles.
  • Measure distance and speed of what's in front.
  • Enable features like adaptive cruise control and automatic emergency braking.

NIGHT VISION

Night vision ADAS uses special cameras to help you see the road ahead in low-light conditions.
  • Detect objects like pedestrians and animals even in darkness or bad weather.
  • Improve your vision beyond headlights' reach, increasing your reaction time.
  • Enhance safety by providing a clearer view of potential hazards at night.

It acts like an extra set of eyes, giving you better night vision and increased confidence when driving in the dark.

SONAR ADAS

Sonar ADAS, also known as ultrasonic sensors, uses sound waves to detect nearby objects.
  • Parking assistance: They help with tasks like parallel parking by guiding you into the space and alerting you to obstacles.
  • Low-speed maneuverability: They warn of objects close to the car at low speeds, preventing accidental bumps.
  • Blind spot detection in some models: Some cars use sonar in addition to other sensors for blind spot detection.

Sonar complements other ADAS features, offering additional safety and awareness during parking and low-speed maneuvering. They are particularly helpful in tight spaces and low-visibility conditions.

WINDSHIELD ADAS

Most windshield replacements, removals or installations will require ADAS calibration.
Let us take the worry out of windshield ADAS calibration. Most windshield replacements, removals or installations will require ADAS calibration. Camera systems even slightly out of spec can cause ADAS errors or disastrous results. That’s why we operate with the most advanced calibration frames, targeting systems.

SURROUND VIEW

Surround view ADAS uses multiple cameras to give you a 360-degree bird's-eye view of your car's surroundings.
  • Parking: See curbs, lines, and other objects around your car for easier maneuvering.
  • Avoiding low-speed collisions: Spot obstacles you might miss with just your mirrors.
  • Increased safety: Gain awareness of your surroundings, especially helpful in tight spaces or busy roads.

It's like having a virtual top-down view, making parking and navigating tight spots a breeze.

A diagnostic of all vehicle Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) current condition will be preformed before calibration
SCHEDULE ADAS CALIBRATION