Helpful tip to you guys doing ADAS calibrations. Sometimes the measurements they tell you aren't correct. No fault on their part. But if you have a vehicle that wont calibrate. Check alldata or other similar programs to see if your measurements are good! I have found conflicting info several times with what ADAS has told me. Like I said not their fault necessarily because this is all so new. But it doesn't hurt to double check your measurements with factory specs. Good luck guys.
@Aussie101 At my work we use Alldata. It's a subscription based program that is very informative and usually very accurate on vehicle specific manufacturer data.
Im having trouble finding a video on the web on how to do a dynamic camera calibration and the steps needed to follow inorder to properly re calibrate...any way you can make a video or steer me in the right direction
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Helpful tip to you guys doing ADAS calibrations. Sometimes the measurements they tell you aren't correct. No fault on their part. But if you have a vehicle that wont calibrate. Check alldata or other similar programs to see if your measurements are good! I have found conflicting info several times with what ADAS has told me. Like I said not their fault necessarily because this is all so new. But it doesn't hurt to double check your measurements with factory specs. Good luck guys.
@Aussie101 At my work we use Alldata. It's a subscription based program that is very informative and usually very accurate on vehicle specific manufacturer data.
Informative and very well produced. Good job, great video.
Im having trouble finding a video on the web on how to do a dynamic camera calibration and the steps needed to follow inorder to properly re calibrate...any way you can make a video or steer me in the right direction