Broadband operators, and their suppliers, can continuously validate data tested during software changes and firmware updates and accelerate time-to-market.
Accelerated time-to-market: Airties Orbit eliminates weeks from the data verification process, significantly reducing the time-to-market to deploy new chipsets, software releases, and broadband CPE.
Self-certification for increased control and autonomy: Airties Orbit’s self-certification capability provides the flexibility to run data verification independently at one’s own pace and convenience. It also eliminates the time and travel expenses required to use third-party lab facilities.
Improved data quality and validation: Airties Orbit’s software rigorously checks the accuracy and completeness of data acquired from the embedded software ecosystem, reducing potential misinterpretations or errors. It provides testing of Wi-Fi software from chipset suppliers; components such as Wi-Fi EasyMesh™; CPE firmware including those running atop open-source solutions such as RDK and prpl; and updates to Airties’ SDKs.
Resource efficiency and reduced costs: Automated testing with predefined test plans eliminates the need for manual intervention, significantly reducing labor costs and test execution time. Engineers can be re-directed from manual testing to higher-value activities, maximizing team efficiency and resource allocation.
Enhanced collaboration and rapid issue resolution: Airties Orbit rapidly replicates and helps resolve issues identified during data verification, preventing them from impacting real-world deployments. Early identification and resolution of issues leads to higher Wi-Fi performance quality and enhanced collaboration between partners and suppliers.
Continuous updates in a controlled environment: With software running on specialized equipment, Airties Orbit guarantees consistent and repeatable testing conditions, ensuring reliable data collection. As part of the software license, it includes an extensive library of test scripts for which Airties will provide ongoing updates, enabling companies to test newly developed Wi-Fi innovations.