Matthew Marven

The Hidden Triggers: ADAS Calibration Isn’t Just About Windscreens Modern ADAS uses a combination of windscreen-mounted cameras, bumper radar, ultrasonic parking sensors and, on some models, lidar. These support lane assist, AEB, adaptive cruise control, blind-spot...

ADAS in 2026: Why Calibration After Windscreen Work Matters Advanced driver assistance systems (AEB, lane keeping, traffic sign recognition and more) rely on a front‑facing camera that looks through the windscreen. If the screen is replaced or the camera/bracket is...

HUD Windscreens Explained: How The Display Reaches Your Eyes A head‑up display (HUD) projects key driving data onto the windscreen so you can keep your eyes on the road. The windscreen acts as an optical combiner, reflecting a focused image from a projector below the...

ADAS Calibration: What It Is And Why Precision Matters Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) use cameras, radar, lidar and ultrasonic sensors to support AEB, lane keeping, adaptive cruise control and traffic sign recognition. Calibration aligns each sensor to the...

ADAS Calibration: What It Is And Why It Matters What Your Car’s ADAS Relies On Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) use cameras, radar, lidar and ultrasonic sensors to detect lane lines, vehicles, signs and obstacles for features such as AEB, ACC and...

Fleet Glass Care: Why Uptime Depends On It A small windscreen chip can turn into a crack after one pothole or temperature swing. That means missed drops, emergency swaps, and vans off the road without warning. Planned glass care turns surprises into quick, scheduled...

EV Windscreens: What’s Different And Why It Matters EV windscreens aren’t like those on petrol or diesel cars. Many use thicker acoustic laminated glass and integrate more sensors. The screen is a structural component, so bond strength and fit influence crash...

Why ADAS Calibration Matters After A Windscreen Replacement Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) depend on precisely aligned cameras and sensors. Features such as Automatic Emergency Braking, Lane Keep Assist and Adaptive Cruise Control usually “see” through the...

Safe Drive‑Away Time (SDAT): What It Means And Why It Matters Safe drive‑away time (SDAT) is the earliest time you can safely drive after a windscreen replacement. It is not full cure. The polyurethane adhesive continues to gain strength for many hours after SDAT....

ADAS Calibration Made Simple Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) rely on precisely aligned cameras and sensors to keep features such as Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB), lane assist and traffic sign recognition working safely. Calibration restores this...