FAQ

Robots can perform gestures like a human, for example: tap, swipe, double tap, pressing buttons etc. with precision. Testing is non-intrusive and guided with robot vision. Robot Testing procedure (on diagram) can be found below.

Testing doesn’t require any cables attached between device and computer.

Device being tested can be used as it is, without adding extra software and cables. This setup allows the testing to be as close as real scenarios and is more prone to find software defects shortening the product release lifecycle and saving your costs and effort.

1-2 hours maximum to setup, and then testing can be started right away.

Yes. There is no special arrangement needed for the device in terms of software or hardware. Device can be tested as it is even using the production hardware variant or production software.

Yes, robot testing is independent of device OS and size.

Yes, any devices with any operating system.

No

Yes. Each robot unit can host multiple devices depending on size. Several robot units can be deployed to perform testing in harmony.

5-9 kg.

Customizable as per need.
Standard dimensions: length: 45 cm, breadth: 30cm, height: 40 cm

Yes. Robots have software distributions for all the major platforms: Mac OS, Linux and Windows.

Yes.

Yes.

Robotic system comes with default support to Robot Framework. Sample tests written in Robot Framework are included in Robotic System software package.

Robotic system provides a standard software interface, which can be accessed from several low-level and high-level programming languages.

No. Robotic system is portable and silent, such that it can be used in any open office.

Robot testing procedure (pdf)