ADAS camera calibration
To ensure the safety of users and improve the comfort of drivers, new vehicles are equipped on their windscreen with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) technology, or "Systèmes Avancés d’Aide à la Conduite" in French.
How Does ADAS Technology Work?
Why is ADAS camera calibration essential?
When replacing a windscreen, the position of the ADAS camera is changed, even by a few millimetres. Without recalibration, the driving assistance systems can become less reliable.
ADAS calibration helps to ensure:
The proper functioning of automatic emergency braking
The accuracy of lane keeping
The reliability of adaptive cruise control
The correct detection of obstacles and signs
Camera calibration is therefore a safety requirement, not an option.
An ADAS expertise compliant with manufacturer standards
Glass4Lux has:
Certified ADAS calibration equipment
Technicians trained in ADAS technologies
Procedures compliant with automotive manufacturers' recommendations
ADAS camera calibration is included after windscreen replacement, at no additional cost according to your glass breakage insurance.
ADAS technology works thanks to a camera located on your windscreen. Some vehicles are also equipped with sensors in addition to this camera.
The ADAS system benefits from passive functions and active functions allowing the driver to enhance their comfort while reducing the risk of accidents.
The methods of ADAS camera calibration
at Glass4Lux
Depending on your vehicle model, Glass4Lux performs one of the following calibrations after a precise vehicle diagnosis:
Static ADAS calibration
Carried out in the workshop using targets and specific equipment, in accordance with the requirements and recommendations of the vehicle manufacturer.
Dynamic ADAS calibration
Carried out under controlled driving conditions, on the road, at a speed and in an environment defined by the manufacturer.
Our technicians determine the most suitable calibration method after diagnosing the vehicle, in order to ensure your safety and the proper functioning of the driving assistance systems.