ADAS Market Expected to Reach $57.9 Billion by 2030
According to a new report from Straits Research, the ADAS market size is projected to reach $57.9 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 18.3%.
ADAS Technician or Diagnostics Technician?
What level of skill do you need to service your customers?
NABC Gifts Recycled Ride to Boston Military Veteran
The NABC, Travelers and CARSTAR Waldron’s A-1 gifted a refurbished 2010 Honda Civic to a Boston military member through the Recycled Rides program.
Wake Tech Opens Hendrick Center for Automotive Excellence
The new $42 million state-of-the-art Hendrick Center for Automotive Excellence will allow Wake Tech to triple the number of students in its automotive systems technology program and add a new degree program in collision repair.
Vehicle Calibration: Committing In-House
So you want to bring calibration in-house. Before you do, there are a lot of questions you need to ask yourself.
ADAS and Older Vehicles: Another Layer of Complexity
What happens to a vehicle in the real world outside of a lab plus other variables can make electronics repair even more perplexing.
Right Techs, Right Time: AirPro Diagnostics’ Brand Specialists Change the ADAS Game
By Joel Gausten Several issues often keep independent shop owners up at night, but staying on top of evolving scanning, diagnostic and ADAS calibration technologies doesn’t have to be one of them. As more independent collision repair facilities implement in-house diagnostic and calibration services, many acknowledge that it’s okay not to know everything – and
Measuring Today’s Vehicles
As vehicle construction advances, it’s more important than ever to return a vehicle structure as close as possible to factory specs.
Electric Vehicles: On Your Mark, Get Set…
Collision repairers need to accept that the EV revolution is taking place and will continue to evolve.
Shop Inventory? Your Account Manager Can Help with That!
Believe it or not, you can save a lot of money by managing your inventory. The first step is to allow your distribution account manager to help you do that. Utilizing usage data, your account manager can help you decide on an inventory management system that is either self-managed or automated. Self-Managed Inventory ProcessA managed
