Internet of Things (IoT) applications and systems pervade our life increasingly and assuring their quality is of paramount importance. Unfortunately, few proposals for testing these complex—and often safety-critical—systems are present in the literature and testers are left alone to build their test cases. This paper is a first step towards acceptance testing of an IoT system that relies on a smartphone as principal way of interaction between the user and a complex system composed by local sensors/actuators and a remote cloud-based system. A simplified mobile health (m-health) IoT system for diabetic patients is used as an example to explain the proposed approach.
Towards an Acceptance Testing Approach for Internet of Things Systems
Maurizio Leotta;Filippo Ricca;Diego Clerissi;Davide Ancona;Giorgio Delzanno;Marina Ribaudo;Luca Franceschini
2018-01-01
Abstract
Internet of Things (IoT) applications and systems pervade our life increasingly and assuring their quality is of paramount importance. Unfortunately, few proposals for testing these complex—and often safety-critical—systems are present in the literature and testers are left alone to build their test cases. This paper is a first step towards acceptance testing of an IoT system that relies on a smartphone as principal way of interaction between the user and a complex system composed by local sensors/actuators and a remote cloud-based system. A simplified mobile health (m-health) IoT system for diabetic patients is used as an example to explain the proposed approach.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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