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VR devices practical for visual field testing in resource-limited settings

Virtual reality visual field testing can provide a practical and convenient means of screening for and monitoring glaucoma in settings where standard automated perimetry is limited or unavailable.“Visual field testing is often not performed in resource-poor settings due to lack of access to standard automated perimetry (SAP),” Celestine Gregerson, from.

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The Impact of AI in Big data testing

The digital world is forever evolving. And throughout the past 60 decades, we’ve seen massive innovations in this domain. Those innovations took the world from the use of paper and pen, and into the world of electronics.Plus, we’ve witnessed the development of daily devices with a never-ending new feature, such.

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Defining a continuous testing strategy

Continuous testing is both a practice and a mindset. Developers and quality assurance specialists initiate the practice of continuous testing in the devops CI/CD (continuous integration/continuous development) pipeline, triggering a list of automated tests that run with every build and delivery. The mindset comes when developers, engineers, and quality assurance.

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It’s Time To Break The Final Barrier To Digital Transformation

Covid-19 thrust us into a new world where digital business is now often the only business. In response, longstanding digital transformation barriers — from regulatory compliance to internal resistance — were dismantled, and digital transformation is now more accessible than at any time in history. (more…)

The Pros and Cons of the Different API Testing Types

Those who are new to API development may think of “API testing” as a broad, all-encompassing term. But the fact is, API testing is a demanding phase of API-related work because of the various tasks it entails. As a whole, API testing is meant to validate developers’ solutions, maintain the.

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Continuous testing isn’t optional anymore

DevOps and CI/CD practices are maturing as organizations continue to shrink application delivery cycles. A common obstacle to meeting time-to-market goals is testing, either because it has not yet been integrated throughout the SDLC or certain types of testing are still being done late in the SDLC, such as performance.

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DevOps: Why shift left goes wrong

The shift-left approach helps development teams make software better and faster. So why hasn't it caught on - and how can you beat the barriers to success? Last year, “shift left” — the idea of automating and introducing a variety of activities earlier into the software build cycle — was.

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Why IoT Security Needs Something Like Crash Testing

How would you feel about the prospect of purchasing a car that hadn’t been crash tested? Or about a vehicle that scored poorly in a crash test? In the case of the latter question, sales would likely crater. That happened in 1998, when the Austin Metro supermini automobile known as.

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Exploring the state of open source software testing

Open source tools have revolutionised the software testing profession. Any tester working on web or mobile apps has at least researched—if not tried and adopted—Selenium, Appium, or a tool that builds upon them. And any testing tool vendor recognises that it must address – and try to surpass – the.

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How to test mobile applications using a game emulator

We could all use a little wiggle room in software testing budgets. Sometimes you've got to be creative to find it. Learn how a video game emulator can test mobile apps. Mobile device labs are expensive to buy and maintain, and daunting to manage. Alternatives are in order. In a.

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