Drive Through Scanner Diagnoses Cars

Gearheads and Car Enthusiasts
So most of you watching this channel are gearheads and car nerds you love to work on cars and you love to know about cars. So what do you think about this little invention? Dealers are now using an AI scanner to diagnose cars, and here’s what it looks like. See this loop? Speaking of loop, it’s a loop of a video, but we’ll get rid of that in a second so it doesn’t annoy you. All you got to do is drive the car through this loop and it diagnoses the car.

Well, how does it work? According to the provider, it’s a high-tech vehicle inspection system that’s in 300 dealerships. Customers drive through the scanner and get a full condition report with defects it finds both physical defects and mechanical defects. Very straightforward. You will be back in your video in just a few seconds.

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The drive-through large scanner takes photos, including the underbody, and it spots defects. But it also identifies potential mechanical issues, finding things that technicians might even fail to find. It’s described as an MRI scan for automobiles.

Is This the Future?
I don’t know what do you think? This picture here was taken at a Chevrolet dealership. You can see there’s a Cadillac dealership called Findlay (I believe they’re in Nevada). So as somebody who knows about cars, what do you think about this? Is this worth it? Is this going to work? Is this going to be the wave of the future, or will it make mechanics obsolete? I don’t know you tell me if this kind of technology is good for identifying repair issues on vehicles.

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