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IoT Device Testing Importance of Understanding Use Cases

IoT devices present a number of verification challenges for engineers. Understanding the use cases in which the devices will be used will help establish an interactive software-based test environment that will create cost and time efficiencies while giving engineers greater confidence in their product performance. Read this paper for an overview of several IoT use cases, device design challenges faced by engineers, and testing considerations and solutions.

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