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ADAS advanced driving assistance calibration device system software is one of the unmanned vehicle technologies actively developed and designed by specific automobile companies and electronics related companies in recent years. Easy to understand is to apply a variety of sensors installed in the car, magnetic sensing the surrounding environment anytime and anywhere in the motor vehicle driving, collect data information, carry out static data and information identification, inspection and tracking, and integrate navigation map data, the actual operation and use of system software, which allows the driver to recognize the probability of risk in advance, and reasonably improve the vehicle driving comfort and safety factor . Therefore, this is also considered to be a prerequisite for the completion of driverless cars. The origin of ADAS Advanced Driver Assistance Marking device system software On March 31, 2014, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced that by May 2018, all new cars under 10,000 pounds (4.5 tons) must have a rear-view mirror head. The law by congress in 2007, is the Cameron, gul, branson children's traffic safety "part of the (Camerongoolebransonchildtrafficsafetyact). The Traffic Safety Law is named after two-year-old Cameron Gul Branson, who was killed in a car crash. Cameron's father did not notice the two-year-old boy in the back of the car when he was backing up in the driveway of their home, and then noticed that the tragedy had happened. Time back to the present stage, this policy and regulations created by practical examples, ADAS advanced assisted driving calibration equipment for the current motor vehicle development trend in the wave of increasingly hot driverless vehicle technology, new energy vehicles scientific research has brought a hotbed.