Mission-critical, life-and-death scenarios require software applications to have zero defects. That’s why NASA, every branch of the US military, leading system integrators, and governments around the world rely on Keysight Eggplant's non-invasive test automation solution to deliver the results they need.
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When it comes to testing functionality, regression, performance, and usability, aerospace and defense companies must:
Mitigate release risks with integrated continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) testing, avoiding unexpected outcomes and system interruptions.
Build automated test models and cases for highly secured applications without the need to access sensitive source code.
Intelligent Computer Vision uses optical character recognition (OCR) to identify text from images, facilitating testing of complex UX elements.
Eggplant Test ensures that all of your software and hardware applications function effectively and efficiently on any device or operating system.
Eggplant API testing verifies front-end data results match back-end results, helping prevent errors that could lead to mission failure.
“Eggplant enabled the team to move from completing a 10-hour test event every three days to running a 24-hour test event every day.”
U.S. Army