Ascential Technologies Launches Ask Burke Porter To Expand ADAS Education

Ascential Technologies—a global provider of automated diagnostic, inspection, assembly and test systems and services—has launched Ask Burke Porter, a landing page that provides the latest expert advice and intel for all aspects of Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS). The page features frequently asked questions, the option for users to submit their own inquiries, and other content covering the industry’s most critical ADAS topics.

The page also features a Burke Porter-hosted podcast, “ADAS Garage,” that covers trends, challenges and innovations of vehicle safety and automation. Each episode will discuss and explore relevant, complex ADAS topics, making it a perfect platform for technicians, engineers, DIYers and tech enthusiasts, according to company officials in a press release.

“We are proud to launch the new Ask Burke Porter web page, which provides a user-friendly platform that leverages the knowledge and skillset of our certified technicians and experts to address the industry’s most pressing ADAS questions,” said Brunno Moretti, president, ADAS Solutions by Burke Porter, an Ascential Technologies offering. “The purpose of the page is to accentuate the growing importance of ADAS and deliver clear, useful information to users, reinforcing the need for proper calibrations and testing to ensure the safety and performance of vehicles on the road.”

The History of Burke Porter

Burke Porter, an Ascential Technologies brand, has been developing ADAS solutions that provide customers with accurate and reliable calibrations, comprising more than 70 years of original-equipment manufacturer (OEM) factory end-of-assembly-line experience, including ADAS technology, used by 80% of automakers.

Most recently, the company partnered with Dealer Tire to form Sentric ADAS, which introduced a series of calibration labs in the U.S. that use factory methods and tools to ensure vehicles are calibrated to OEM specs. On the Ask Burke Porter page, users will be able to watch Sentric overview and calibration videos, offering users a deeper look into the technology, processes and innovation that drives the company forward, noted the release.