Ford to Launch Co-Pilot 360 Driver-Assist Technology this Fall
Ford announced it will be launching Co-Pilot360, its most advanced suite of standard driver-assist technologies, this fall in new passenger cars, SUVs and trucks up to F-150 in North America, starting on the new 2019 Ford Edge and Edge ST.
Advanced Vehicle Technology Has Killed the Dashlight as a Diagnostic Tool in Collision Repair
The proper phrase when performing repairs today is, “If there is no light, it does not mean it’s right.”
I-CAR Offers Overview of Blind-Spot Detection Systems
Blind-spot detection systems rely on radar sensors that typically are located behind the rear bumper on each side of the vehicle.
U.S. Department of Transportation Unveils New Guidance for Driverless Systems
The U.S. Department of Transportation and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) have released new federal guidance for automated driving systems.
I-CAR Provides Primer on Park-Assist Systems
Understanding how advanced driver-assistance systems work is a key aspect of diagnosing problems with the technology – and avoiding replacing parts that aren’t causing the system issues.
House Subcommittee Discusses Benefits of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems
During a March 28 hearing, members of the House Subcommittee on Digital Commerce and Consumer Protection learned about the advantages of crash-avoidance systems and how the technology is improving safety on the roadways.
Highly Automated Driving to Spark Adoption of Centralized Advanced Driver Assistance Systems
ABI Research says that automotive OEMs will need to adopt new platforms based on powerful, centralized processors and high-speed low latency networking.
I-CAR CEO John Van Alstyne Discusses ADAS, Autonomous Vehicles at AV Summit
“Advanced vehicle technologies are not only changing the way collision repair facilities operate, they are also impacting insurers, OEMs and suppliers,” said Van Alstyne.
ADAS and Auto Glass: What Shops Need to Know Before Releasing a Vehicle
ADAS and the recalibration of windshields have thrown the automotive repair industry for a loop. The dilemma for us all is identifying and knowing what’s needed, then finding a way to finish the repair.
Bosch, Automotive Service Association to Present Webinar Training Series on Scanning, Recalibration
The Automotive Service Association (ASA) and Bosch are collaborating on a new webinar series that will cover diagnostic issues facing today’s collision and mechanical repair shops.
