Calibrate Your Vehicle

Vehicle Calibration and Why is it Needed?

Many vehicles are equipped with front-facing camera sensors. These sensors are commonly used for

• automatic emergency braking
• adaptive cruise control
• lane departure warning
• lane keeping assist
• automatic headlight high-beam activation
• dimming

So to do their jobs, ADAS rely on inputs from a variety of sensors that allow the systems to "see" what is happening around the automobile.



The most common are camera, radar and ultrasonic sensors.

Steering sensors are also used to help determine the direction of vehicle travel. Some systems use information from a single type of sensor, but others combine information from multiple sensors- a process called sensor fusion- to obtain a more accurate "view" of the situation.

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