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Opus IVS Launches Blueprint Copilot: The Future of Auto Repair Planning

In an era where technological advancements shape various industries, Opus IVS™, a leader in automotive diagnostics, has taken a remarkable leap forward. Their debut of the Blueprint Copilot, touted as the first AI-enhanced repair planning assistant, promises to revolutionize how collision repair shops operate. Set to debut at SEMA 2025, this innovative tool sets a new benchmark in repair efficiency and accuracy.

A New Era of Repair Planning

Traditionally, the repair planning process in the automotive industry was time-consuming and often prone to inaccuracies. Opus IVS aims to change that narrative with Blueprint Copilot, which is built on their well-established ADAS MAP platform. This new tool allows repair shops to generate comprehensive, real-time repair plans that are not only more accurate but also save significant time and resources.

By employing artificial intelligence, Blueprint Copilot connects seamlessly with the Opus diagnostics ecosystem to provide estimators and repair planners with invaluable real-time insights. These insights consider vehicle specifications, repair orders, and other critical data to optimize the repair process, ensuring that every step taken contributes to safety and profitability.

Addressing Industry Needs

Frank Terlep, VP of ADAS Solutions at Opus IVS, emphasized the need for such innovation: “Blueprint Copilot addresses a real need in the collision industry. For the first time, shops will have access to a single platform that their estimators and planners can use to generate repair blueprints that account for the complexities of today's vehicles.”

This forward-thinking approach facilitates the handling of modern vehicle repairs, which increasingly involve advanced safety systems and intricate electronic components. The Blueprint Copilot simplifies decision-making by providing comprehensive data and recommendations, enabling shops to focus on delivering quality repairs rather than getting bogged down by administrative tasks.

Continuous Improvement

What sets Blueprint Copilot apart is its ability to learn and improve over time. By leveraging insights from approximately 12,000 users, the tool taps into a wealth of data pertaining to real-world repair outcomes. This constant flow of information allows Opus IVS to refine the tool continually, enhancing its precision and efficacy in identifying the necessary calibrations and OEM procedures before a teardown occurs.

“This is not just about replacing human expertise; it's about empowering technicians with information that assists them in making the best choices,” noted Brian Herron, CEO of Opus IVS. With the help of AI, technicians can now execute OEM-correct repairs faster and approach their work with newfound confidence.

Looking Ahead

As Blueprint Copilot gears up for its unveiling at SEMA 2025, the excitement is palpable within the automotive community. The tool represents not just a product launch but a strategic shift toward integrating advanced data analytics with everyday repair operations.

Opus IVS's commitment to pushing the boundaries of what's possible in automotive repair reflects their dedication to innovation. As repair shops increasingly seek tools that enhance efficiency while maintaining high standards of safety and accuracy, the Blueprint Copilot stands as a testament to how AI can redefine industry norms.

For more information about Blueprint Copilot and to see it in action, visit Opus IVS at SEMA 2025, Booth 32087 in the South Upper Hall, Las Vegas.

With over 65,000 repair shops globally benefiting from Opus IVS’s expertise and solutions, the company continues to lead the charge in adapting to the evolving landscape of automotive repair.