ADAS Calibrations

Advanced Driver Assistance Systems

These are newer technologies to help increase safety, reduce fatigue, and automate emergency procedures. Because of the prominence and importance of this rising adoption, it is of the utmost importance to be sure that customers are driving properly inspected and calibrated vehicles after their collision.

Factory Reset subscribes to the most recent technical OE information, scan tools, and calibration equipment to ensure that everything we do is done with the right tools, the right way.

Below are the makes we service along with common systems that require calibration depending on the location of damage to the vehicle. You may also see all our offerings in the “Cheat Sheet” which makes for a good desktop or printed reference.

• Toyota, Lexus & Scion
  • Pre/Post Scan
  • Millimeter Wave Sensor (MMWS)
  • Blind Spot Monitor (BSM)
  • Forward Recognition Camera
  • Steering Angle Sensor Yaw Rate and Acceleration Zero Point
  • Torque Sensor Zero Point
  • Panoramic View Monitor
  • Intelligent Clearance Sonar (ICS)
  • Occupant Classification System (OCS)
• Honda & Acura
  • Pre/Post Scan
  • Millimeter Wave Radar
  • Blind Spot Information Radar (BSI)
  • LaneWatch
  • Steering Angle Sensor
  • Multi-View Camera
  • Multipurpose Camera
  • Occupant Detection Sensor (SWS)/Seat Weight Sensor (SWS)
• Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram & Fiat
  • Pre/Post Scan
  • Forward Facing Camera
  • Adaptive Cruise Control
  • Anti-Lock Brakin System (ABS)
  • Occupant Restraints Controller (ORC)
• GMC, Chevrolet, Buick & Cadillac
  • Pre/Post Scan
  • Long/Short Range Object Sensor
  • Blind Spot Module
  • Rear Object Sensor
  • Steering Angle Sensor Centering
• Ford & Lincoln
  • Pre/Post Scan
  • Cruise Control Radar
  • Blind Spot Module
  • Lane Keep
  • Front/Rear Parking Aid Camera
  • 360 Degree Camera
  • Occupant Classification Sensor
• Subaru
  • Pre/Post Scan
  • Eyesight Camera
  • Blind Spot Module
  • Occupant Detection System
  • Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC) Sensor
• Mazda
  • Pre/Post Scan
  • Forward Sensing Camera (FSC)
  • Headlamp Auto-Leveling
  • Front Radar
  • Blind Spot Monitor
• Nissan & Infiniti
  • Pre/Post Scan
  • Occupant Classification System
  • Front Radar

There are many names for ADAS systems, with many car lines having their own names for similar features. In order to help create an easier way to communicate the names of these systems, they have been broken down into 5 categories and 19 names. This helps reduce the redundancy when there can be multiple names for systems among car makes.

AUTOMATED DRIVING TASKS	DEFINITION
Adaptive Cruise Control	Controls acceleration and/or braking to maintain a prescribed distance between it and a vehicle in front. May be able to come to a stop and continue.
Dynamic Driving Assistance	Controls vehicle acceleration, braking, and steering. SAE standard definition of L2 Autonomous systems outlines this functionality.
Lane Keeping Assistance	Controls steering to maintain vehicle within driving lane. May prevent vehicle from departing lane or continually center vehicle.
COLLISION ALERTS	DEFINITION
Blind Spot Warning	Detects vehicles to rear in adjacent lanes while driving and alerts driver to their presence.
Forward Collision Warning	Detects impending collision while traveling forward and alerts driver.
Lane Departure Warning	Monitors vehicle’s position within driving lane and alerts driver as the vehicle approaches or crosses lane markers.
Parking Obstruction Warning	Detects obstructions in close proximity to vehicle during parking maneuvers.
Pedestrian Detection	Detects pedestrians in front of vehicle and alerts driver to their presence.
Rear Cross Traffic Warning	Detects vehicles approaching from side and rear of vehicles while traveling in reverse and alerts driver.
COLLISION MITIGATION	DEFINITION
Automatic Emergency Steering	Detects potential collision and automatically controls steering to avoid or lessen the severity of impact.
Forward Automatic Emergency Braking	Detects potential collisions while traveling forward and automatically applies brakes to avoid or lessen the severity of impact.
Reverse Automatic Emergency Braking	Detects potential collision while traveling in reverse and automatically applies brakes to avoid or lessen the severity of impact.
PARKING ASSISTANCE	DEFINITION
Fully-automated Parking Assistance	Controls acceleration, braking, steering, and shifting during parking. May be capable of parallel and / or perpendicular parking.
Remote Parking	System parks vehicle without driver being physically present inside the vehicle. Automatically controls acceleration, braking, steering, and shifting.
Semi-automated Parking Assistance	Controls steering during parking. Driver responsible for acceleration, braking, and gear position. May be capable of parallel and/or perpendicular parking.
Surround View Camera	Uses cameras located around vehicle to present view of surroundings.
Trailer Assistance	System that assists driver during backing maneuvers with a trailer attached.
MISC. DRIVING AIDS	DEFINITION
Automatic High Beams	Deactivates or orients headlamp beams automatically based on lighting, surroundings, and traffic.
Driver Monitoring	Monitors driver condition by various means to detect drowsiness or lack of attention.
Night Vision	A system that aids driver vision at night by projecting enhanced images on instrument cluster or heads-up display.