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Advanced driver assistance systems are vehicle technologies that help a driver avoid collisions or perform certain driving tasks using cameras, radar, lidar, ultrasonic sensors, software, and other components.
ADAS calibration is the process of testing and precisely aligning a vehicle’s cameras, radar units, and other driver-assistance sensors so they interpret their surroundings correctly.
A diagnostic scan uses a scan tool to communicate with a vehicle’s electronic control modules and retrieve information such as diagnostic trouble codes, system status, and identification data.
OEM repair procedures are instructions and specifications published by a vehicle’s original equipment manufacturer for inspecting, repairing, replacing, measuring, calibrating, and validating vehicle systems and structures.
Telematics is the collection and transmission of vehicle data through connected sensors and communications systems.
asTech provides remote scanning and diagnostic services for collision repair facilities. Depending on the vehicle and service selected, the platform connects repairers with diagnostic technology and remote support from trained technicians. The service helps shops document diagnostic trouble codes, determine scanning requirements, and support increasingly complex electronic and ADAS-related repair procedures. This is primarily a…
Repairify provides diagnostic technology, remote technical support, calibration-related services, and workflow tools for the automotive repair industry. The company brings together OEM and aftermarket diagnostic resources, vehicle data, software, and technician expertise. Repairify’s brands and services support collision repair facilities, dealerships, glass businesses, mechanical repair operations, and fleets. Its collision-related capabilities include vehicle scanning, diagnostics,…
Mitchell provides technology, data, and information services for automobile insurance claims and collision repair. The company’s products support estimating, repair planning, diagnostics, claims management, parts identification, and communication between repairers and insurers. Mitchell applies artificial intelligence and computer vision to vehicle-damage analysis and estimating workflows. It operates as part of Enlyte and serves insurance providers,…
Solera announced Qapter Direct Dispatch, describing it as a way for insurers to route estimates through nationwide estimating resources supported by Qapter technology. Confirm product scope and availability, and attribute performance statements to Solera.
Qapter is Solera’s modular vehicle-claims and collision-estimating platform for insurers, assessors, independent appraisers, and repair facilities. The platform supports workflows from initial damage documentation and claims triage through estimating and settlement. Qapter combines cloud-based claims technology with machine learning and computer vision. Available capabilities include guided image capture, intelligent damage detection, photo-based estimating, mobile estimating,…