When automation is tied to code, it breaks the moment the UI changes. But users don’t interact with DOM locators, frameworks, or tech stacks. They interact with what’s on the screen. Keysight Eggplant automates at the screen level so teams can validate real workflows across different operating systems and applications, even when code access isn’t possible. It uses computer vision and OCR to find what a user would see (images, words, numbers) and interact with it the same way a person does. The result? Automation that fits complex environments instead of forcing complex environments to fit your automation. If your testing includes mixed OS, third-party tools, legacy apps, or locked-down systems, this is the difference between “we ran tests” and “we trust the release.” Watch the video. If it matches your reality, join the webinar, "When You Can't Touch the Code: Testing Embedded Systems Securely."
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