Calibrating Your Future: ADAS

Most vehicles on the road today have at least some ADAS components. In the not-so-distant future, all will. These systems require periodic recalibration to continuefunctioning properly.

This work will never go away. In 2021, the ADAS market was calculated to be $27 billion. One recent estimate placed it at $75 billion by 2030

Yes — and no. Left entirely to your own devices, ADAS work can be quite challenging, requiring a high degree of research, precision and patience. Fortunately, you’re not left alone. You can partner with a provider who can supply you with all the equipment, training and expertise you’ll need to become proficient at this profitable line of work

It’s always best to have the best employees, to be sure. But ADAS work — once you’ve found a reliable company that will help guide your techs step by step through countless calibrations — can be done by any competent technician. Experience still counts, however, so again: Waiting too long will have its price.

This is a frequent misconception. To perform the lion’s share of ADAS calibrations, you likely have sufficient space as it is. A little creativity may be required from time to time, but it’s completely feasible. Just as you don’t need 100 yards to play touch football, you don’t need an “ideal” amount of space to perform many ADAS calibrations.

It’s never hard to find reasons not to do something. But by taking the time to gather information and plan a sensible course of action, those reasons will quietly fade away. When you’re ready, Hunter Engineering will be there for you with the equipment and guidance you’ll need to take advantage of this great opportunity or decline it and allow others to do so.