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Collision Repair
Study: Lane departure warning, blind spot detection cut collision rates
Arlington, Virginia — August 27, 2017 — There seems to be little doubt that lane departure warning technology is preventing collisions, according to new research from the US-based Insurance Institute of Highway Safety (IIHS). A separate study conducted by IIHS also seems to show that blind spot detection is also cutting down on lane-change crashes. […]
Lane departure warnings cut collisions significantly, according to new research from IIHS.
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Guild 21: Agustin Diaz of Toyota on driver assistance tech
By Jeff Sanford Newport Beach, California — June 12, 2017 — The latest Guild 21 conference call suffered some technical glitches, but still managed to provided much-needed direction around an issue more important than ever—the proper recalibration of the new driver assist functions that are rapidly becoming standard issue on the most basic vehicles. The special […]
Agustin Diaz, Collision Training Administrator for Toyota, discussed precautions and procedures for Toyota sensors and calibrations during the recent Guild 21 call.
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Live@SEMA: I-CAR launches calibration portal
Las Vegas, Nevada — November 2, 2016 — I-CAR has launched a new information resource for repairers: a vehicle-by-vehicle guide to calibration requirements for advanced driver assist systems (ADAS) for every 2016 make and model sold in the US. The announcement was made at the 2016 SEMA Show, currently underway at the Las Vegas Convention […]
Jason Bartanen of I-CAR announcing the launch of the new I-CAR calibration database. Photo by John Huetter/Repairer Driven News.
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Sean Carey: ADAS to drive deep and rapid change in claims management models
By Jeff Sanford Toronto, Ontario — September 11, 2016 — Sean Carey, principal of SCG Management Consultants, was the guest speaker on the most recent VeriFacts Guild 21 conference call. Carey predicted that driver assist technology is about to force real change in the traditional claims management model that will benefit the collision repair sector […]
Sean Carey of SCG Management Consultants discussed connected cars and upcoming changes to claims management models during the most recent Guild 21 call.
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Canadian company enables ‘mass-market’ LIDAR systems
By Mike Davey Quebec City, Quebec — June 2, 2016 — Just about every vehicle feature starts out as a high-end option, but sooner or later rolls out to lower-priced models as the technology becomes cheaper. That day might be coming soon for Automated Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) such as autonomous emergency braking and traffic […]
The solid-state LIDAR, developed by Valeo together with Canadian company LeddarTech, will have no mechanical moving parts and will be the least expensive LIDAR sensor on the market.
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IIHS awards Nissan Sentra, Infiniti QX60 with Top Safety Pick+ rating
By Mike Davey Hamilton, Ontario — April 6, 2016 — Which new vehicles are you least likely to see come into the shop over the next year? The list now includes the Nissan Sentra and the Infiniti QX60, if the latest ratings from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) are anything to go by. […]
The Infiniti QX60 is one of two Nissan vehicles recently given the highest possible rating by IIHS.
Report: Global demand grows for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems
Toronto, Ontario — November 29, 2015 — Completely autonomous vehicles, cars that drive themselves, tend to grab headlines. However, Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) are steps along that road. A new report from Research and Markets outlines the global ADAS market for the new few years. ADAS are systems that support, complement, or substitute the driver […]
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