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Is there a camera connected to your windshield? The forward-facing camera is part of your vehicle's advanced safety systems, sometimes called advanced driver assistance safety systems (ADAS). These systems are designed to keep you and your vehicle safe on the road.
The ADAS camera systems are designed to work together to enhance vehicle safety by alerting the driver to potential problems and avoiding collisions – they can aid, warn and assist. Some examples include automatic emergency braking, forward collision warning, lane assist, lane departure warning, pedestrian detection, collision avoidance, and more. If so equipped, the camera’s proper operation is a critical component of your vehicle's advanced safety system.
When damage occurs and you require a windshield replacement, nearly all vehicle manufacturers mandate the recalibration of the connected camera to ensure the continued proper functioning of advanced safety systems. Atlas Auto Glass offers a streamlined process, completing both windshield replacement and safety system recalibration in a single appointment. With our expertise in recalibration, we ensure that your vehicle's advanced safety features operate optimally. Upon scheduling an appointment with Atlas, you'll receive notification if recalibration is necessary after replacement. During your appointment, our trained technicians will efficiently complete the required recalibration as specified by your vehicle manufacturer.
Dynamic Calibration
Requires driving the vehicle at a set speed on well-marked roads to recalibrate the camera system. Typically takes up to one hour or more, depending on the make and model of the vehicle.
Static Calibration
Requires a specific target image mounted on a fixture in front of the vehicle during the recalibration process. Typically takes up to one hour or more, depending on the make and model of the vehicle.
Dual Calibration
Different manufacturers require either a static or dynamic process and for some vehicles, both are required.
In summary, recalibrating your vehicle's cameras is vital for maintaining the functionality and effectiveness of ADAS features, enhancing both your safety and the overall performance of your vehicle. It is advisable to follow manufacturer guidelines and schedule recalibration after pertinent events like windshield replacements or camera movements to guarantee your vehicle's compliance with safety standards and legal requirements.