Jake Rodenroth, director of industry relations for asTech, joins Digital Multimedia Editor Noah Brown to discuss advancements in ADAS tech and how the auto racing community has become an important testing ground for those developments.

Though the long-term promises of ADAS technology are appealing, the short-term question of how to adequately repair ADAS-equipped vehicles before the tech becomes more standardized is leaving repair shops scrambling.

As costs of and time spent on repairs rises, shops need to adapt to the growing trend of curated consumer interactions to keep customers happy.

What’s in store for adasThink, the software platform that identifies needed ADAS calibrations in collision estimates?

Customers might remain wary of new vehicle technology, but shops have the opportunity to greatly increase that trust level.

A new radar sensing system can penetrate through buildings and vegetation in an effort to reduce crashes.

Your shop could follow in this one’s footsteps and start turning a profit on collision repair’s next frontier.

A recent survey showed that consumers are still hesitant to ride in an automated vehicle.

Bose sound system, a moveable center console, augmented reality display, and more can be found on Hyundai's latest reveal.

The first all-electric Mustang Mach-E has big hooves to fill.