Next generation ADAS calibration: Cloud Link ADAS Pro

ADAS calibration is much more than just connecting the tool, running the procedure, and confirming the pass.

In practice, the accuracy of any static calibration is determined by the precision of the physical set-up. The vehicle must be positioned correctly relative to the calibration frame, and the frame positioned correctly relative to the vehicle's thrust axis, within the tolerance the manufacturer specifies.

A vehicle slightly off-centre, a frame a degree out of plumb, or a target measured with a measuring tape that wasn't pulled taut are all small setup discrepancies that can compound to have a significant bearing on the accuracy of the calibration procedure.

As soon as you enter the vehicle model or VIN, Cloud Link ADAS Pro knows the exact OEM calibration parameters for the vehicle.

Using high-precision wireless sensors to monitor the position of the vehicle and the rig in real time, as the user aligns the frame to the vehicle a simple red/green traffic light system shows when correct alignment is achieved.

ADAS cameras are aligned to the thrust angle of the vehicle, which is why all vehicle manufacturers specify correct wheel alignment as a pre-condition of ADAS calibration.

If a vehicle's wheel geometry is out of alignment, an accurate calibration cannot be achieved and the vehicle's ADAS systems may not operate correctly.

Cloud Link ADAS Pro automatically checks wheel alignment before ADAS calibration begins.

No. Cloud Link ADAS Pro is compatible with any aftermarket or OE diagnostic tool that supports ADAS calibration software, so you won't need to buy costly additional diagnostic equipment.