CCC Intelligent Solutions Inc. (NASDAQ:CCCS) announced an expanded integration with Opus IVS, bringing Opus IVS’ enhanced ADAS Map solution to the CCC ONE platform. This collaboration provides collision repairers with the ability to access advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) guidelines from Opus IVS and then add them to the estimate, helping enhance workflow efficiency, reduce […]
CCC Adds Kinetic to Diagnostics Network
CCC Intelligent Solutions Inc. (NASDAQ: CCCS) today announced that Kinetic has been added as a provider within the CCC Diagnostics Network. The integration makes Kinetic’s calibration recommendations accessible directly within CCC ONE, giving collision repairers a digital way to identify necessary OEM calibration requirements early in the repair process. The connection will help shops plan […]
Mitchell Launches Tool to Automate ADAS Operations in Collision Repair Estimates
Mitchell International announced the upcoming availability of Mitchell Diagnostics Sync, a tool that automatically adds recommended advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) operations from third-party providers into collision repair estimates. The cloud-based solution is designed to eliminate manual data entry by connecting diagnostic scan and calibration reports directly to Mitchell’s estimating platform. The system attaches reports […]
CCC Adds REVV to Diagnostics Network
CCC Intelligent Solutions Inc. (NASDAQ: CCCS) today announced that REVV has been added as a provider within the CCC Diagnostics Network. The integration enables repair facilities using REVV’s AI-powered calibration software to automatically deliver calibration documentation into CCC ONE workfiles. This digital connection helps shops manage growing vehicle complexity, reduce manual steps, and supports a […]
SEMA Lobbies Congress on ADAS Policy Ahead of Highway Bill
The Specialty Equipment Market Association met with 15 congressional offices October 15 to advocate for federal policies addressing how aftermarket vehicle modifications interact with advanced driver assistance systems. SEMA representatives and executives from five member companies spent the day meeting with lawmakers and staff as Congress works on the 2026 Surface Transportation Reauthorization Act. The […]
Lexus Approves John Bean ADAS Calibration System in U.S.
Lexus has approved the John Bean Tru-Point advanced driver assistance system calibration tool for service and repair of its vehicles in the United States, the equipment manufacturer announced October 8. The approval allows Lexus service providers to use the Tru-Point system for ADAS calibration work. “With millions of Lexus vehicles on the road across the […]
Toyota, Lexus Approve Hunter’s ADAS Alignment and Calibration System
Toyota Motor Corp. and Lexus have approved Hunter Engineering’s Ultimate ADAS alignment and calibration system for use in their North American dealer and collision repair networks, the company announced Sept. 19. The approvals bring Hunter’s total original equipment manufacturer endorsements to seven. Honda, Acura, Nissan, Infiniti and Subaru previously approved the system. Hunter said it […]
Kinetic Opens Second San Francisco Bay Area Digital Repair Hub
Kinetic announced yesterday it opened a new digital repair facility in San Leandro, Calif. marking its second location in the San Francisco Bay Area. The facility provides calibration and repair services for vehicles equipped with advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), electric vehicles and other digitally complex cars. Kinetic uses artificial intelligence, computer vision and robotics technologies […]
SEMA Calls for ADAS Policy Changes in Highway Bill Comments
The Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) is calling on federal transportation officials and Congress to develop comprehensive policies that address how aftermarket vehicle modifications interact with advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) in modern vehicles. The policy request calls for neutral validation protocols for calibrations and visual or electronic diagnostic indicators to assure systems are functioning […]
Drivers Must Intervene with Traffic Assistance Systems Every 10 Minutes
AAA research finds driver intervention required every 3.8 miles on average. Drivers using advanced driving assistance systems in heavy traffic had to intervene roughly every 9 minutes due to safety concerns, according to a new study released today by AAA. The automotive organization tested five passenger vehicles equipped with Active Driving Assistance systems, also known […]
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