Cal-Tech ADAS Recalibration

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ADAS Cal-Tech® Recalibration - the O'Brien® way

After a windscreen replacement, it is critical you maintain the integrity of your vehicle's Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). The ADAS camera technology that looks through your windscreen provides driver support for instances such as lane detection and automatic braking.

Our state-of-the-art Cal-Tech® Recalibration process uses the latest technology, underpinned by quality technical training programmes, and can compelete at the same time as your windscreen replacement. We will also provide a certificate for your peace of mind, so you can continue to trust those safety features.

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What is ADAS Technology? ADAS stands for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems. This technology works by alerting the driver to potential road hazards; in some cases, it can even take control of the vehicle if necessary. Through a complex system of cameras, sensors, radars and onboard computers, these systems are designed to supplement driver capabilities or correct driver error and help to reduce accidents, injuries and fatalities on our roads.

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When is an ADAS recalibration required?

Many vehicle owners overlook the necessity of recalibration in various instances. For example, windscreen replacements, tyre changes or wheel alignments, disconnection or partial removal of cameras, and certain technical repairs can all potentially misalign a vehicle's ADAS, requiring camera recalibration. Failing to recalibrate can result in unreliable ADAS safety features, including false warnings, misjudged distances, and steering pull. It is crucial not to overlook the manufacturer's recommended recalibration process in these situations to ensure the proper functioning of your vehicle's ADAS.

While it’s safe to suggest that most vehicle repairs after an accident would require the cameras and sensors to be recalibrated, there are also several other instances where recalibration is necessary that most vehicle owners overlook.

As an example, according to many manufacturer guidelines, any of the following events can potentially misalign a vehicles’ ADAS and therefore require recalibration of the camera:

✔️ windscreen replacements

✔️ tyre changes or wheel alignments

✔️ disconnection or partial removal of cameras from their mounting

✔️ some technical repairs

Failure to recalibrate a vehicle’s camera means that the ADAS safety features may not be able to be relied upon. You could experience false warnings and alerts, distances could be misjudged and steering pull to name a few.

As you can see, it’s extremely important to ensure that you don’t overlook the recalibration process in these instances where recommended by the manufacturer for your vehicle.

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The O’Brien Cal-Tech® Recalibration solution

Unique to O'Brien®, our Cal-Tech® ADAS Recalibration service uses some of the latest technology. Supported by Bosch, this technology is frequently updated and tried and tested on many of the newest vehicles. Our in-house technicians regularly undertake quality technical training programmes to ensure your recalibration is completed correctly.

In one our branches, we will perform the recalibration of your forward-facing camera following your windscreen replacement. We believe our Cal-Tech® process should be conducted in an optimal environment, with factors such as correct lighting and a level surface, to ensure the safety features function as the manufacture intend.

On what to expect when you bring your car to O’Brien® for our Cal-Tech® Recalibration service, please see our video.

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What else you may need to know about the O'Brien® ADAS Cal-Tech® Recalibration

With the rapid advance of vehicle technology and safety features in new vehicles it can get somewhat overwhelming on what happens following a windscreen replacement. Here is a collection of some of the most frequently asked questions.

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