ASE announced it will conduct a conference in mid-September to determine how technicians can be accurately and fairly assessed for competency in diagnosing, repairing, replacing and calibrating Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS) and components.
In its announcement, ASE said that the structure of different manufacturers’ advanced driver assistance systems, the procedures to calibrate the systems, and the tooling are diverse. Currently, questions on various elements of ADAS technology appear on several ASE certification exams. The technology that comprises these systems (sensors, cameras, Radar, LiDAR, modules and CAN bus communication networks) is not unknown to technicians who have been diagnosing, repairing
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