Now available in Ireland from ADAS.ie, the new Mobileye 8 Connect™ is a unique AI-powered system that combines collision avoidance alerts with g-sensor data to provide a powerful picture of a fleet’s safety performance. Through cloud connectivity, an optional fleet platform, greater range, 10x improvement in accuracy, a wider-angle camera lens and a g-sensor to …
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It’s always fun gazing into the technological crystal ball, not least when it comes to innovations in Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). We’ve seen rapid leaps over the past ten years, so what are the coming years likely to bring? For the fleet operator, there’s a myriad of exciting new technology already keeping lives safer, …
National Windscreens in the UK, who along with our sister company Mr Windscreen are members of the Automotive Glass Network (AGE), recently published a survey in conjunction with Insurance Post on the subject of ADAS and insurers. It found that 1 in 3 insurers who responded said that their book was ADAS-enabled. At the same …
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A recent article in US publication Transport Topics deals with a subject close to the heart of many a fleet operator – driver acceptance of technologies such as Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), which are proven to reduce accidents and improve efficiencies, yet which have sometimes encountered resistance from those behind the wheel. In revealing …
World leader in vision-safety technology Mobileye, whose collision avoidance systems are distributed in Ireland by ADAS.ie, recently picked out the top 4 ADAS features to look out for in a car.* Firstly, what are we talking about? ADAS stands for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems. These are electronic features that can make your car safer and …
There’s lots and lots being written about self-driving cars and not all of it positive. Doubts about whether a Level 5 autonomous car is feasible are bolstered by reports of accidents, threats from hacking and general driver resistance to self-driving cars. In a lengthy article in Forbes this month, Lance Eliot, an expert on Artificial …
It’s always been the way in the automotive sector that vans lag behind passenger cars when it comes to equipment levels. In recent years we have seen a real change, where van drivers can rightly enjoy much of the interior comforts of their private car counterparts. It surely makes sense, given the many hours they …
We all know the Euro NCAP (European New Car Assessment Programme) as the benchmark for evaluating automotive safety in Europe. Its star rating system has successfully entered the public consciousness, even among those with no connection to the car industry itself. As the emphasis in safety shifts away from mitigating the impact of collisions to …
ADAS.ie welcomes the recent publication by Thatcham of the UK Insurance Industry Requirements (IIR) for the safe repair of ADAS-equipped vehicles. These requirements are demanded by over 30 major insurance companies. The requirements refer to the service, repair or maintenance of ADAS sensors, parts likely to affect the functionality of ADAS sensors and vehicle geometry, …
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For its expanded calibration and introduction of other services under the ADAS.ie umbrella, Mr Windscreen was a finalist in the category “Independent Aftersales Operation of the Year” for the Irish Motor Industry Awards, run by the Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) in association with Bank of Ireland. Winners were announced in each of …
