Advanced testing of mobile applications and devices

Zayas, Almudena Díaz; Salmerón, Alberto; Tocado, Francisco Javier Rivas; Merino, Pedro

doi:10.23919/inm.2017.7987366

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“…With the anticipation of 5G deployment starting by the end of 2020, high penetration of high end smartphones, and low cost mobile data, there has been a steady growth in VR HMD shipments 1 and VR applications. Market research companies estimate that the global VR market will reach a valuation more than $34 Billion by 2023 2 . Despite such prospects, the current VR mobile applications (apps) and ecosystem continue to face several technical challenges including high network latency to load and display high quality multimedia content and interactions with 3D and VR world.…”

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Virtual Reality Mobile Application Testing in a 5G Testbed

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2019

2019 Eleventh International Conference on Ubiquitous and Future Networks (ICUFN)

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This paper describes an experiment for a Virtual Reality (VR) mobile application testing in a 5G testbed. The application in its current state streams high quality multimedia content from a Cloud server creating an immersive experience for the end user. While loading the 3D environment from the Cloud server, high LTE network latency and high power consumption are observed. In this context, utilizing Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC) and 5G technologies can bring many benefits to the VR application. An experiment has been designed to test the application in a 5G testbed and metrics in terms of reliability, power consumption, network resources consumption, and user experience are noted. The paper reports the experiment, testbed tools, results obtained, and upgrades performed to VR application.

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“…The above are tested using three high quality videos of 1080p, 8K, and 360-degree. This experiment has utilized (i) Performance Tool, (ii) TestelDroid Mobile Monitoring App, (iii) Power Consumption Analyser, (iv) Device Action Automation Tool, and (v) App Lab live environment of the Triangle Testbed[2].…”

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