Exploratory start-ups are playing their part in Australia’s bid to be a part of the automotive energy future with Kite Magnetics showcasing the latest in local innovation.
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Thinking for the future
Whether it is repairing on ADAS calibrations, or figuring out the latest scanning tool equipment, every workshop can benefit from upskilling and investing in ADAS calibration equipment.
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The long journey leading to modern safety
The history of windscreen evolution has some fascinating insights, but one of the most critical of these is the crucial role of adhesives in modern vehicles.
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Opening the door to clearer repair information
When the ‘right to repair’ legislation passed into law almost three years ago, the Australian Automotive Service and Repair Authority was appointed by Treasury to oversee the scheme aimed at improving access to repair information.
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Conquering distance and taking back control
Being a regional repairer doesn’t have to mean getting left behind.
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Who is the driver when a car is automated?
In a sign the law is failing to keep up with automated vehicle technology, a new study finds problems over identifying who is legally the driver.
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Imagine if the paint on the outside could power your car?
The concept that new high-tech solar coatings could power vehicles is just one of the advanced experiments being explored by Mercedes Benz.
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ACCC must focus on data sharing and consumer EV expectations; VACC
Protecting consumer data in the collision industry and a better buyer understanding of the limitations of EVs are some of the points Victoria’s peak automotive body wants the ACCC to focus on.
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The rise and rise of ADAS; six systems in 90 per cent of 2023 vehicles
In a further sign of just how prevalent ADAS systems have become in modern cars, a US study has found at least six systems are in more than 90 per cent of 2023 vehicles.
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Augmented reality windscreens; science fiction or close to reality?
Australian repairers may still be coming to terms with a windshield being a lot more than a piece of glass, but the change of technology shows no signs of standing still.
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