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Autonomous vehicles

Benyamin Davodian
Hi all friends,

I wanted to know if all garages that provide repair service are licensed to repair autonomous vehicles?

If not, please provide reasons.

I ask the community because if the garage has been authorized by the Ministry of Transport to repair cars I do not see it as a matter of training licensees for professional knowledge (of course up to a certain threshold), because the world of autonomy requires a good few years to know how the sensors work and I believe a person Normative In order to obtain permission for this, an employee with the rank of mechanical engineer from the automation section will be employed.

I would love to get factual and genuine answers that reflect actual reality
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    Probably much like the training to work on any other safety-critical part of a car.  It's by doing an apprenticeship at a car dealer, and reading workshop manuals.


    Swapping a LIDAR sensor can't be much different to swapping an oxygen sensor in the exhaust. 
    • Plug in the diagnostic computer, and ask the car what the problem is.

    • Identify the faulty part.

    • Unscrew and unplug the part.

    • Plug in and screw in the new part.

    • Re-start the car and check that the computer says it's happy.

    • Hand bill to customer.

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    Probably much like the training to work on any other safety-critical part of a car.  It's by doing an apprenticeship at a car dealer, and reading workshop manuals.


    Swapping a LIDAR sensor can't be much different to swapping an oxygen sensor in the exhaust. 
    • Plug in the diagnostic computer, and ask the car what the problem is.

    • Identify the faulty part.

    • Unscrew and unplug the part.

    • Plug in and screw in the new part.

    • Re-start the car and check that the computer says it's happy.

    • Hand bill to customer.

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