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Dent Vision Now Offers - ADAS Calibration/Windshield Calibration What is ADAS Calibration? ADAS calibration (and recalibration) is the precise physical alignment, testing, and electronic aiming of sensors used with forward collision warning (FCW), lane departure warning (LDW), and automatic emergency braking (AEB). Calibration gives sensors their position in relation to the vehicle. Most ADAS sensors require precise aiming. A sensor on the car that is out of alignment by a fraction of an inch or even one degree will be aimed at an area significantly off-axis 50 or more feet down the road. Likewise, according to IIHS Advisory 43, a change of as little as .6 degrees would cut the reaction time of your car in half. ADAS sensors are professionally set in their factory standard positions in a brand new vehicle. All sensors point in the same, precise place. But, throughout a vehicle’s life, things happen that cause sensors to come out of alignment — collisions, minor fender benders, and adjacent repairs or parts replacement. For example, vehicles with a windshield-mounted forward ADAS camera will require calibration after windshield replacement.