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Mobile testing is different than desktop web testing. It needs the right tool for the job. In this case, we need robots. Lots of them. Lots of little robot fingers touching lots of little mobile device screens. In this talk, Jason Huggins will bring out some robots from his lab and demonstrate how you, too, can join in the robot revolution that will destroy civilization… and make a decent living testing mobile apps in the process.
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Teaching a Robot to Play Angry Birds
Jason Huggins, Sauce Labs Inc
Jason HugginsCo-creator, The Selenium ProjectCo-founder, CTO, Sauce Labs Inc
twitter: @hugsemail: [email protected]
@hugs
Motorized Pin Art
pinthing.com
Maker Faire
Gridbeam
The “Clicker”
• Beam width: 5/16 inches
• Distance between holes: 8mm
• Hole diameter: 4.8 mm
LEGO Technic Compatibility
Hypothesis:
• Selenium is a software-based robot.
• Selenium’s mission is to mimic and automate how users interact with an application.
• For mobile, this means handling real devices.
• To test mobile, could I take Selenium out of the screen and into the real world?
•Electronics: Arduino
•Mechanics: Bitbeam- Lego Technic compatible building toy- Made from Basswood- Designed with 3D tool OpenSCAD- Lasercut at TechShop San Francisco
•Software: Python, OpenCV
My unscientific method:
BitbeamBot I:The Angry-Birds Playing Functional Testing Robot
“Too Slow!”
“Delta!”
BitbeamBot II:The Faster Angry-Birds Playing
Functional Testing Robot
Moar Demos!
http://github.com/hugs/bitbeamhttp://bitbeam.orghttp://pinthing.comhttp://gridbeam.biz/http://saucelabs.com
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