Spirent “Send Us Your Device” Service Opens Up New Routes For Wi-Fi Equipment Testing
Spirent Communications has launched a new Test as a Service (TaaS) option for Wi-Fi manufacturers, offering advanced testing capabilities through its OCTOBOX solution. This service aims to assist companies lacking the resources for complex testing setups. As Wi-Fi technology evolves with Wi-Fi 6 and 5G integration, Spirent’s service provides essential performance testing and failure analysis to enhance device quality and speed up market entry. The TaaS is globally available, leveraging Spirent's Massachusetts facility to meet diverse testing needs.
- Launch of new TaaS option enhances market accessibility for Wi-Fi manufacturers.
- Service targets companies without onsite testing facilities, expanding customer base.
- Improves testing quality and accelerates time to market for Wi-Fi devices.
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Unique TaaS option enables Wi-Fi manufacturers to access the most sophisticated test procedures on an as-required basis
The growing complexity of Wi-Fi technology is requiring developers and manufacturers to rethink their approach to performance testing for new Wi-Fi enabled devices. The progression of Wi-Fi 6 and 6E, growth of mesh multi-point access networks, and expectations around 5G and Wi-Fi convergence are creating new application and business models which require fresh approaches to testing.
“Owning and managing complex test setups for rapidly evolving Wi-Fi technologies may not make business sense for some manufacturers and developers,” says
The new service is targeted at companies with Wi-Fi testing needs but little or no onsite test facilities of their own, as well as organizations like chipset developers, IoT and consumer device makers, and network equipment manufacturers that need to perform regular Wi-Fi testing but may not have the in-house expertise to create, deploy and efficiently execute the range of performance tests the industry now requires. It is anticipated that Spirent OCTOBOX owners and others with existing labs will also find the service beneficial when they experience occasional bandwidth overflow at their own testing facility.
Available to customers globally, the service is based at Spirent’s
“While many test facilities use software-based testbeds, these are unable to perform realistic test scenarios that model actual deployments,” said Roberts. “They often lack the ability to produce deterministic results which is essential for repeatability. By utilizing our OCTOBOX testbeds along with our automation framework, we emulate real world scenarios such as congestion, interference, distance, and movement – all of which affect the quality of the user experience.”
For more information about Spirent’s Test as a Service for Wi-Fi Devices, visit www.spirent.com/products/wi-fi-testing-services.
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