The new technology by UVEye represents a significant shift towards using artificial intelligence in everyday vehicular management. Nationwide, 300 dealerships have adopted this AI system. It performs a comprehensive scan of a vehicle in just 30 to 45 seconds. The customer then receives a detailed report on their car's condition.
Emmanuel Epino, the general manager at Findlay Cadillac, remarked that the AI system is "pretty accurate" and finds issues that technicians might overlook. This not only boosts the efficiency of inspections but also ensures critical defects are addressed promptly.
Daniel Frandsen, a representative from UVEye, highlighted the rapid detection capabilities of their AI technology. This immediate detection process helps reduce waiting times and enhances overall customer service.
One concern might be the cost implications for customers due to identified issues which they were previously unaware of. However, this is counterbalanced by an increase in safety as potential problems get fixed before becoming major road hazards.
KTNV compared the process to "an MRI scan for automobiles." This analogy captures the thoroughness and quickness with which the AI system assesses various vehicle components.
The adoption of such technology doesn't lead to job losses among technicians but rather redirects their workload toward more complex repair tasks unveiled during scans.
Source: KTNV
