veyepar: Extreme Mobile Testing... with Robots!

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Description:	Can your robot play Angry Birds? On an iPhone? Mine can. It's called "BitbeamBot." It started as an art project, but it has a much more serious practical application: mobile web testing. To trust that your mobile app truly works, you need an end-to-end test on the actual device. BitbeamBot is an Arduino-powered open source hardware robot that can test any application on any mobile device. An end-to-end test on an actual mobile device means the full combination of device manufacturer, operating system, data network, and application. And since mobile devices were meant to be handled with the human hand, you'll also want something like a real hand to do real end-to-end testing. After lots of repetitive manual testing, the inevitable question is asked "Can we automate the testing of the old features, so I can focus the manual testing effort on the new features?" This talk will cover the history of BitbeamBot, how to use it to test apps, how it's built, how you can build one yourself. markdown
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