Advanced Assisted Driving Calibration Equipment

The camera and visual sensor algorithms are the core of ADAS advanced assisted driving calibration equipment, with significant differences between front and rear installations The camera is the core sensor of ADAS advanced assisted driving calibration equipment. Compared with millimeter wave radar and LiDAR, its biggest advantage lies in recognition (whether the object is a car or a person, and what color the signboard is). The automotive industry is price sensitive and the hardware cost of cameras is relatively low, as computer vision has developed rapidly in recent years and the number of companies entering the ADAS sub field from the perspective of cameras is also considerable. In the ADAS visual supply chain system, visual solution providers master the core visual sensor algorithms and provide downstream customers with a complete set of solutions including car camera modules, chips, and software algorithms. In the front loading mode, the visual solution provider plays the role of a second tier supplier and collaborates with Tier1 to define products for OEM. In the aftermarket mode, in addition to providing a complete set of equipment, there is also a mode of selling algorithms. The certification threshold for aftermarket products is relatively low, and due to the moderate price, high compatibility, and low installation cost of aftermarket ADAS, there are many companies that adopt aftermarket ADAS products in the early stages of the ADAS market; However, most post installed ADAS systems use cameras as the main carrier, combining external devices to achieve warning, monitoring, and reminder functions. Car manufacturers do not open up the bus protocol inside the car to these manufacturers, which makes it impossible for them to obtain higher permissions, engage in deep interaction with the vehicle, and even interfere with the driving mechanism. Therefore, under the demand for deep interactive experience, pre installed ADAS was born. In the high-end vehicle and commercial markets, mature ADAS systems require significant research and development efforts from automotive companies and ADAS manufacturers to achieve high accuracy through calibration and calibration. Pre installed products do have advantages in precision, accuracy, and interactivity.