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AirPro Diagnostics Receives Patent for Auggie ADAS Calibration System

November 2, 2021 By CollisionWeek Editor

AirPro Diagnostics announced the United States Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO) has approved the company’s ADAS calibration technology, Auggie, for patent protection.

Auggie performs forward facing camera (FFC) ADAS calibrations. It is completely mobile and does not require sophisticated measuring or a highly skilled technician at the shop. Auggie eliminates traditional calibration space and lighting requirements. It was designed for use in parking lots and does not require the shop to have physical targets. 

“After nearly three years of development and in-depth testing, we are proud to receive patent approval,” stated Josh McFarlin, Executive VP Operations at AirPro Diagnostics. “Auggie

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