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ADAS Program

Advanced Driver Assist Systems or ADAS is one of the fastest growing areas in automotive repair and maintenance. Standard® offers more than 900 precision engineered ADAS components including Park Assist Sensors, Blind Spot Detection Sensors and more.

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Highlights

3 Things To Know

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900+ Components

Standard’s Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) program includes more than 900 part numbers.

2

Seamless Integration 

Standard® ADAS components are designed to integrate correctly with electronic crash avoidance systems.

3

Powertrain-Neutral

ADAS components are powertrain-neutral – they are the same whether the powertrain is gas, diesel, hybrid or electric.

Overview

   Standard® Has ADAS Covered

Comprehensive Coverage

Standard® offers all of the technologically advanced ADAS components you’re looking for in six main product categories. Coverage includes both import and domestic vehicles. 

    • Park Assist Sensors
    • Part Assist Cameras
    • Blind Spot Detection Sensors
    • Cruise Control Distance Sensors
    • Lane Departure Cameras
    • Steering Angle Sensors
  • Standard’s ADAS program includes 6 key product categories and many related components.
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Growing Market

ADAS components are one of the fastest growing categories in the automotive aftermarket. These sophisticated cameras and sensors are entirely powertrain neutral, meaning whether a vehicle is gas, hybrid or electric, the components and systems are the same. ADAS is here to stay, and it is going to grow exponentially in the coming years. 

  • Advanced Driver Assistance Systems rely on multiple sensors to provide real-time data to both the driver and the vehicle. Sensors that have failed or are not correctly calibrated may put the motorist and occupants at risk.

Between 2023 and 2030, sales of ADAS components will grow by 343%
Aftermarket Sales of ADAS Components

Source: ADAS Aftermarket Study, AASA 2022

Service Opportunities

Blind spot detection sensors are complex components that are subjected to harsh, under-vehicle conditions. Over time, and especially in cold climates where salt is used on the roads these sensors fail because of corrosion, salt and road debris.

Standard® offers more than 100 Blind Spot Detection Sensors and even has the hard to find connectors needed to help restore this important safety system.

  • Some ADAS sensors are plug and play, while others, like steering angle sensors, must be calibrated upon installation to operate properly. It is recommended that ADAS components are installed by professionals who are experienced in diagnosing and repairing vehicles with electronic safety systems.
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Engineering

Electronic safety systems are incredibly complex systems and every component must operate exactly as designed to keep the occupants safe. All Standard® ADAS components are engineered and manufactured to match the performance of the original and correctly integrate with the vehicle’s safety systems. 

  • The gyro processor used in the prototype of the first Electronic Stability Control system came from a toy helicopter. It wasn’t fast enough, so engineers sourced another from the warhead of a missile.
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Precision Manufacturing

Standard® ADAS components are designed and manufactured to stringent quality standards at IATF-certified facilities, so you can install with confidence.

  • All new vehicles built after May of 2018 are required by law to have a park assist (or back-up) camera.
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Testing & Validation

The quality and performance of each ADAS part matters, which is why Standard® tests each part to make sure it integrates correctly with safety systems, and functions in all conditions. Each component undergoes extensive testing and validation in the lab, on vehicles at our testing center in Texas to make sure each part correctly integrates with this complex system and helps keep the occupants safe. 

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ADAS Categories

Technicians look to Standard® for the parts required to do the job right. From Park Assist Cameras to Blind Spot Detection Sensors, Standard® has the parts needed to service ADAS systems correctly the first time.

Features & Benefits

Blind Spot Detection (BSD) Sensors alert drivers to obstacles in their blind spots and are located in the vehicle’s rear quarter area, typically just behind the bumper cover. Standard® BSD Sensors are direct-fit replacements to ensure proper fit and performance. 

Blind Spot Sensor (BSD16)
Tested and Validated

Undergoes extensive testing and validation for correct on-vehicle performance and electronic integration

Direct-Fit OE Replacement

Ensures ease of installation and proper performance

Durable Components

Heavy duty case and new seals help protect against corrosion

BSD16  |  Nissan Cars (2017-16)

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The StandardBrand YouTube ADAS playlist features product and technical information, installation videos, training videos and more. With more than 650 videos (and growing), the StandardBrand YouTube channel has proven to be a valuable resource for technicians and parts professionals alike.

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Blind Spot Detection Sensors

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Features & Benefits

Cruise control distance sensors measure the distance to the leading vehicle, driving the adaptive cruise control and emergency braking systems. These sensors are located behind a vehicle’s front grille opening area. Standard® Cruise Control Distance Sensors are designed and manufactured to stringent quality standards to match the original for an easy installation and to deliver precise performance.  

Cruise Control Sensors (CCD24)
Premium Components

Durable materials withstand harsh conditions to increase lifespan

Direct-Fit OE Replacement

Ensures ease of installation and proper performance

Tested and Validated

Undergoes extensive testing and validation for correct on-vehicle performance and electronic integration

CCD24  |  Jeep/Dodge SUVs (2017-16)

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Cruise Control Sensor Videos

The StandardBrand YouTube ADAS playlist features product and technical information, installation videos, training videos and more. With more than 650 videos (and growing), the StandardBrand YouTube channel has proven to be a valuable resource for technicians and parts professionals alike.

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Standard® - Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) Overview
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Cruise Control Sensors

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Features & Benefits

Lane departure system cameras notify drivers if their vehicle leaves it lane without the turn signal activated. These cameras have typically been located on the windshield behind the rearview mirror, and are now also in side-view mirrors for additional protection. Standard® LDS Cameras are rigorously tested for proper fit and precise performance to match the original application they are replacing.

Lane Departure Camera (LDS39)
Premium Components

Durable materials withstand harsh conditions to increase lifespan

Tested and Validated

Undergoes extensive testing and validation for correct on-vehicle performance and electronic integration

Direct-Fit OE Replacement

For easy installation and proper performance

LDS39  |  Toyota Cars (2018-16)

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Lane Departure Camera Videos

The StandardBrand YouTube ADAS playlist features product and technical information, installation videos, training videos and more. With more than 650 videos (and growing), the StandardBrand YouTube channel has proven to be a valuable resource for technicians and parts professionals alike.

Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) Program by Standard®
Standard® - Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) Overview
Standard® - Best Practices for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)
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Lane Departure Cameras

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Features & Benefits

Park assist (or back-up) cameras alert the driver of people and objects in the vehicle’s path while in reverse. These cameras have been mandatory on all vehicles sold in the U.S. since 2018. A premium replacement for the failed OE unit, many Standard® cameras are ‘plug & play’ — no programming required. Each Camera is rigorously tested to match OEM vehicle-specific performance. 

Park Assist Cameras (PAC252)
Direct-Fit OE Replacement

For easy installation and proper performance

Plug & Play Design

No programming required

Tested and Validated

Undergoes extensive testing and validation for correct on-vehicle performance and electronic integration

PAC252  |  Ford Trucks (2022-17)

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Park Assist Camera Videos

The StandardBrand YouTube ADAS playlist features product and technical information, installation videos, training videos and more. With more than 650 videos (and growing), the StandardBrand YouTube channel has proven to be a valuable resource for technicians and parts professionals alike.

Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) Program by Standard®
Standard® - Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) Overview
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Park Assist Cameras

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Features & Benefits

Park assist sensors, also known as backup sensors, alert drivers to approaching objects while parking or backing up. These sensors report the distance to an object using an ultrasonic signal in real-time. Standard® Park Assist Sensors are direct-fit replacements utilizing advanced ultrasonic technology that exactly matches the detection capabilities of the original sensors.

Park Assist Sensors (PPS45)
Advanced Ultrasonic Technology

Matches the object detection range of OE ensuring the driver is alerted of objects within the vehicle’s path

Manufactured in Poland

Engineered and manufactured in SMP’s state-of-the-art Poland facility

New Seal Included

To help keep moisture out for a long service life

OE-Matching Performance

To integrate seamlessly with electronic safety systems

PPS45  |  Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, RAM (2022-09)

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Park Assist Sensor Videos

The StandardBrand YouTube ADAS playlist features product and technical information, installation videos, training videos and more. With more than 650 videos (and growing), the StandardBrand YouTube channel has proven to be a valuable resource for technicians and parts professionals alike.

Standard® - Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) Overview
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Park Assist Sensors

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Features & Benefits

The steering angle sensor gives the vehicle’s computer the steering wheel’s rate of turn, wheel angle and other important data. The performance of modern safety systems like Electronic Stability Control are dependent on the data from these components Standard® Steering Angle Sensors are rigorously tested and validated to ensure precise performance.

Steering Angle Sensors (SWS75)
Robust Design and High-Grade Materials

Meet the stringent demands of today’s vehicles

Direct-Fit Replacement

Electrically-operated sensor replaces damaged OE units, restoring power steering functionality

Copper Alloy Conductors

Ensure superior electrical conductivity with low resistive losses

SWS75  |  Toyota Cars (2016-13)

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Steering Angle Sensor Videos

The StandardBrand YouTube ADAS playlist features product and technical information, installation videos, training videos and more. With more than 650 videos (and growing), the StandardBrand YouTube channel has proven to be a valuable resource for technicians and parts professionals alike.

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Steering Angle Sensors

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Tech Tips & Impact on Vehicle Systems

As experienced ASE-certified automotive technicians themselves, Standard® Pro Trainers are experts in ADAS. Here’s what they say to look out for during an ADAS system service.

After a collision, the mounting surface of blind spot detection sensors and cruise control distance sensors must be returned back to factory specifications or the components will not be able to be calibrated correctly.

ADAS can lower crash rates by 20%, but only if the systems are properly maintained.

ADAS systems depend on real-time data from multiple components including ABS sensors and throttle position sensors.

Anytime an ADAS component is removed and reinstalled (even if it wasn’t replaced or unplugged), it needs to be checked to see if a calibration is required per service information. Always read and follow service information exactly and completely when performing a calibration – no short cuts.

Different manufacturers utilize different versions of calibrations. Static is performed in the service bay and dynamic is performed while driving in specific conditions. Always check manufacturers’ service information for the vehicle you’re working on.

Ensure that all prerequisites are met and correct (vehicle ride height, fuel tank level, tire pressure, etc.) prior to performing a calibration.

After a collision, the mounting surface of blind spot detection sensors and cruise control distance sensors must be returned back to factory specifications or the components will not be able to be calibrated correctly.

ADAS can lower crash rates by 20%, but only if the systems are properly maintained.

ADAS systems depend on real-time data from multiple components including ABS sensors and throttle position sensors.

Anytime an ADAS component is removed and reinstalled (even if it wasn’t replaced or unplugged), it needs to be checked to see if a calibration is required per service information. Always read and follow service information exactly and completely when performing a calibration – no short cuts.

Different manufacturers utilize different versions of calibrations. Static is performed in the service bay and dynamic is performed while driving in specific conditions. Always check manufacturers’ service information for the vehicle you’re working on.

Ensure that all prerequisites are met and correct (vehicle ride height, fuel tank level, tire pressure, etc.) prior to performing a calibration.

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