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You want to reduce the number of repeat repairs on your customer's vehicles. You want your technicians to work with the most sophisticated, high-tech equipment available. You want to provide your customers with a vehicle whose systems have been thoroughly tested. Whatever field you are in, you strive for perfection — and so do we. Our team of highly qualified software engineers has extensive experience in complete system development. We have considerable knowledge of and experience in the automotive industry. We have a complete line of sophisticated communication products, including our vehicle interface adapters with networking capabilities. The result: a fully proven, technologically advanced diagnostic/test solution created just for you.
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Vehicle Diagnostic System
The Service Bay Diagnostic System® (SBDS®) is an advanced
computerized information and diagnostic system used
to provide guided automotive repair technology. This
system was designed and developed by a team of suppliers
to help Ford Motor Company reduce its vehicle warranty
repair costs and help its dealerships fix their customers
cars "right the first time." EnGenius worked closely
with Hewlett Packard, the hardware supplier, and contributed
greatly to the development and release of the SBDS product
to Ford Motor Company dealerships. EnGenius was responsible
for the management, development, and release of all
SBDS diagnostic software.
Vehicle Assembly Test System
The Vehicle Assembly Test System was an automated computer-based
diagnostic and test system installed in over 25 vehicle
assembly plants throughout the world. The system supported:
data and calibration engineering, remote monitoring,
remote access, web-based reporting, and network diagnostics.
The system included peripherals such as barcode scanners,
overhead marquis displays, and transponder readers.
Vehicle modules could be configured using a hand-held
PC-based computer with an RF spread spectrum radio transceiver
allowing the system to be mobile within the assembly
process and adapt to fluid assembly related issues.
Major benefits of the system include detecting assembly
faults, identifying component failures, complying with
state and federal regulations, increasing quality, decreasing
warranty costs, and decreasing turnaround time for component
engineering. In addition, the Vehicle Assembly Test
System could reprogram vehicle embedded controllers
reducing inventory and cost using RFDC and the MultiCom
vehicle network interface product family.
Vehicle Calibration System: CALVIN
CALVIN was jointly developed by Ford Motor Company,
Texas Micro, Inc., and EnGenius to perform calibrations
on engine controller software. The task of calibrating
engine control software involves changing data used
by the algorithms that execute in engine controllers
to provide optimal performance for a vehicle/powertrain.
By investigating and setting literally thousands of
variables in the engine control software, the calibrators
find the proper balance between performance, fuel economy,
and emissions. Calibrators also verify the performance
of the vehicle in all operating environments, from extreme
heat to extreme cold and high altitude.