Jamie Shackelford, Caliber’s Vice President of Marketing, shares the industry perspective on how advanced driver assistance systems, or ADAS, are impacting every aspect of the repair process.
In just 2 minutes, Jamie highlights some of the tightened tolerances that impact both the shop floor and the paint booth as well as how OEM's meticulous specifications keep ADAS performing correctly.
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