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Have you looked into AIR PRO Scan and calibration system. They have the targets for the imports . They are also working on a digital target so no need for target Boards.
Just throwing it out there. More then one fish in the sea as they say. JMHO
What is the difference between the Opti-aim and the equipment that the dealerships use. I am assuming the equipment at the dealership just verifies if camera needs to be recalibrated by a code that is read. If I am correct the Opti-aim also has the software to instruct you how to recalibrate with the assistance of the accessories and target boards? Does the dealerships equipment have the software that also gives you step by step on recalibrating. That is what I am trying to find out. Thanks for your help!
I thought they might, but interestingly they did not. It was clear to my lawyer that we were going to be in the middle of any claim regardless if we calibrated or not.
My thought is that I might as well control the work if I am going to be accountable anyway. At least I know that I am doing it right. Also talked about the the drivers responsibility as ADAS is only a helper in the driving not the driver, so the customer ends up responsible.
I believe that all the systems available for calibration will be displayed and demonstrated at the show in San Antonio. I am going to see them in action.