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Business Upturn
2 days ago
- Business
- Business Upturn
LambdaTest Unveils Media Injection for Real Device Testing
Business Wire India LambdaTest, a unified agentic AI and cloud engineering platform, has launched Video Injection capability in Media Injection for real device testing, bringing powerful support for testing camera and video-based app functionalities at scale. This new capability empowers developers and QA teams to simulate image and video capture scenarios on real Android and iOS devices, unlocking comprehensive validation for camera-driven app experiences. With Media Injection, users can test key workflows like QR code and barcode scanning, digital check processing, real-time video streaming, and photo or video upload features, directly on physical devices. This is made possible through LambdaTest's proprietary Sensor Instrumentation technology, which seamlessly injects simulated media into the app's camera interface, bypassing the need for physical camera use while ensuring realistic results. Media Injection supports a wide range of commonly used camera APIs and integrates effortlessly with existing LambdaTest environments. With compatibility across more than 10,000 real devices, the feature ensures unparalleled coverage and accuracy for mission-critical camera workflows. 'Camera functionality is at the heart of many modern apps, whether it's mobile banking, streaming, or shopping,' said Jay Singh, Co-Founder at LambdaTest. 'With Media Injection, we're removing the guesswork from camera testing and giving teams the power to validate these flows with real precision and scale.' Video Injection under Media Injection is now available for all users running app tests on real devices through LambdaTest's cloud platform. For more information, please visit About LambdaTest LambdaTest is a GenAI-powered Quality Engineering Platform that empowers teams to test intelligently, smarter, and ship faster. Built for scale, it offers a full-stack testing cloud with 10K+ real devices and 3,000+ browsers. With AI-native test management, MCP servers, and agent-based automation, LambdaTest supports Selenium, Appium, Playwright, and all major frameworks. AI Agents like HyperExecute and KaneAI bring the power of AI and cloud into your software testing workflow, enabling seamless automation testing with 120+ integrations. LambdaTest Agents accelerate your testing throughout the entire SDLC, from test planning and authoring to automation, infrastructure, execution, RCA, and reporting. For more information, please visit View source version on Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with Business Wire India. Business Upturn take no editorial responsibility for the same. Ahmedabad Plane Crash
Business Wire
4 days ago
- Business
- Business Wire
LambdaTest Unveils Media Injection for Real Device Testing
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- LambdaTest, a unified agentic AI and cloud engineering platform, has launched Video Injection capability in Media Injection for real device testing, bringing powerful support for testing camera and video-based app functionalities at scale. This new capability empowers developers and QA teams to simulate image and video capture scenarios on real Android and iOS devices, unlocking comprehensive validation for camera-driven app experiences. LambdaTest Unveils Media Injection for Real Device Testing Share With Media Injection, users can test key workflows like QR code and barcode scanning, digital check processing, real-time video streaming, and photo or video upload features, directly on physical devices. This is made possible through LambdaTest's proprietary Sensor Instrumentation technology, which seamlessly injects simulated media into the app's camera interface, bypassing the need for physical camera use while ensuring realistic results. Media Injection supports a wide range of commonly used camera APIs and integrates effortlessly with existing LambdaTest environments. With compatibility across more than 10,000 real devices, the feature ensures unparalleled coverage and accuracy for mission-critical camera workflows. 'Camera functionality is at the heart of many modern apps, whether it's mobile banking, streaming, or shopping,' said Jay Singh, Co-Founder at LambdaTest. 'With Media Injection, we're removing the guesswork from camera testing and giving teams the power to validate these flows with real precision and scale.' Video Injection under Media Injection is now available for all users running app tests on real devices through LambdaTest's cloud platform. For more information, please visit About LambdaTest LambdaTest is a GenAI-powered Quality Engineering Platform that empowers teams to test intelligently, smarter, and ship faster. Built for scale, it offers a full-stack testing cloud with 10K+ real devices and 3,000+ browsers. With AI-native test management, MCP servers, and agent-based automation, LambdaTest supports Selenium, Appium, Playwright, and all major frameworks. AI Agents like HyperExecute and KaneAI bring the power of AI and cloud into your software testing workflow, enabling seamless automation testing with 120+ integrations. LambdaTest Agents accelerate your testing throughout the entire SDLC, from test planning and authoring to automation, infrastructure, execution, RCA, and reporting. For more information, please visit
Hamilton Spectator
16-06-2025
- Business
- Hamilton Spectator
LambdaTest Launches Accessibility MCP Server to Enhance Web Accessibility Testing
San Francisco, CA, June 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — LambdaTest , a unified agentic AI and cloud engineering platform, has unveiled its Accessibility MCP Server , a powerful new solution designed to streamline accessibility testing for modern web applications. This server empowers developers to identify, understand, and resolve accessibility issues in both publicly hosted websites and front-end React applications still in development. By leveraging the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the server simplifies the integration of AI assistance, enabling efficient interaction with accessibility tools. Users receive detailed, actionable insights that not only highlight accessibility barriers but also guide teams through effective remediation. The Accessibility MCP Server currently offers three core tools: an Accessibility Report that instantly generates a comprehensive accessibility report for public URLs, A local build app tool allowing developers to build and serve their local React app to identify accessibility issues during development and Analyze App that helps in local app tests analysis, which are already running in LambdaTest via LambdaTest tunnel for accessibility failures. LambdaTest's Accessibility MCP Server generates comprehensive reports that can be shared across teams, supporting collaborative issue resolution. Developers using AI assistants such as Cline can connect to the server with minimal setup. Once connected, Cline can automatically analyze websites or local apps, deliver accessibility reports, and even suggest or implement fixes directly within the codebase. For local development, developers can serve their application through a LambdaTest Tunnel and instruct Cline to analyze the app. The tool identifies accessibility violations, provides automated suggestions for remediation, and delivers a detailed report. This workflow enables developers to address compliance directly within their development environment. 'At LambdaTest, our mission is to empower developers with tools that make building inclusive digital experiences both simple and scalable,' said Jay Singh, Co-Founder and Head of Product at LambdaTest. 'The Accessibility MCP Server is a major step forward in that vision—bridging the gap between accessibility compliance and everyday development workflows through the power of AI and seamless automation.' To learn more about Accessibility MCP Server, please visit About LambdaTest LambdaTest is an AI-native, omnichannel software quality platform that empowers businesses to accelerate time to market through intelligent, cloud-based test authoring, orchestration, and execution. With over 15,000 customers and 2.3 million+ users across 130+ countries, LambdaTest is the trusted choice for modern software testing. For more information, please visit
Yahoo
16-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
LambdaTest Launches Accessibility MCP Server to Enhance Web Accessibility Testing
New tool enables seamless AI-powered accessibility audits for both live and local React applications San Francisco, CA, June 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- LambdaTest, a unified agentic AI and cloud engineering platform, has unveiled its Accessibility MCP Server, a powerful new solution designed to streamline accessibility testing for modern web applications. This server empowers developers to identify, understand, and resolve accessibility issues in both publicly hosted websites and front-end React applications still in development. By leveraging the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the server simplifies the integration of AI assistance, enabling efficient interaction with accessibility tools. Users receive detailed, actionable insights that not only highlight accessibility barriers but also guide teams through effective remediation. The Accessibility MCP Server currently offers three core tools: an Accessibility Report that instantly generates a comprehensive accessibility report for public URLs, A local build app tool allowing developers to build and serve their local React app to identify accessibility issues during development and Analyze App that helps in local app tests analysis, which are already running in LambdaTest via LambdaTest tunnel for accessibility Accessibility MCP Server generates comprehensive reports that can be shared across teams, supporting collaborative issue resolution. Developers using AI assistants such as Cline can connect to the server with minimal setup. Once connected, Cline can automatically analyze websites or local apps, deliver accessibility reports, and even suggest or implement fixes directly within the codebase. For local development, developers can serve their application through a LambdaTest Tunnel and instruct Cline to analyze the app. The tool identifies accessibility violations, provides automated suggestions for remediation, and delivers a detailed report. This workflow enables developers to address compliance directly within their development environment. 'At LambdaTest, our mission is to empower developers with tools that make building inclusive digital experiences both simple and scalable,' said Jay Singh, Co-Founder and Head of Product at LambdaTest. 'The Accessibility MCP Server is a major step forward in that vision—bridging the gap between accessibility compliance and everyday development workflows through the power of AI and seamless automation.' To learn more about Accessibility MCP Server, please visit About LambdaTest LambdaTest is an AI-native, omnichannel software quality platform that empowers businesses to accelerate time to market through intelligent, cloud-based test authoring, orchestration, and execution. With over 15,000 customers and 2.3 million+ users across 130+ countries, LambdaTest is the trusted choice for modern software testing. Browser & App Testing Cloud: Enables manual and automated testing of web and mobile apps across 10,000+ browsers, real devices, and OS environments, ensuring cross-platform consistency. HyperExecute: An AI-native test execution and orchestration cloud that runs tests up to 70% faster than traditional grids, offering smart test distribution, automatic retries, real-time logs, and seamless CI/CD integration. KaneAI: The world's first GenAI-native testing agent, leveraging LLMs for effortless test creation, intelligent automation, and self-evolving test execution. It integrates directly with Jira, Slack, GitHub, and other DevOps tools. For more information, please visit CONTACT: press@ in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
The Herald Scotland
06-06-2025
- Business
- The Herald Scotland
'Landmark moment' hailed by Scotch whisky industry
For an industry that continues to face so much uncertainty with regard to US tariffs, it was a welcome breakthrough. Indeed, as noted in one of Business Voices columns in The Herald, the Scotch Whisky Association responded to the signing of the UK-India free trade agreement with unrestrained joy. Chief executive Mark Kent hailed the deal as a 'once in a generation deal and a landmark moment for Scotch whisky' which has the potential to increase exports to India by £1 billion over the next five years, and help the industry create a further 1,200 jobs across the UK. My column noted: 'There is certainly no doubt the deal has come at a crucial time for the Scotch whisky industry. Over the last couple of years, distillers have seen sales come under pressure in key markets such as the US and China as a range of geopolitical and macroeconomic challenges have undermined demand.' However, the article emphasised that it was important to not get carried away with regard to the potential of the UK-India deal. 'The breakthrough in India will certainly help the sector in the long run, but it would perhaps be naïve to think that every Scotch whisky distiller will benefit, with the bigger players tending to find it easier to succeed in exports market than their smaller counterparts,' the piece stated. 'Moreover, even by year 10 of the new free trade deal, Scotch whisky exporters will still face tariffs of 40% in India. Read more: 'However, the new accord with India is certainly a step in the right direction in a highly uncertain world.' The hospitality industry in Glasgow was in the spotlight in May too. As I reported exclusively in The Herald, Regent Property Group has lodged a planning application for what is proposed to be the first Radisson apart-hotel in the UK in the city of Glasgow. Regent is proposing to develop the new-build concept on the site of several dilapidated buildings, including the former Fury Murry's nightclub at 90-96 Maxwell Street, and heralded the plans as an opportunity to help 'revitalise' the St Enoch area. Jay Singh, director of Glasgow-based Regent, said he approached Radisson with the concept after witnessing the growing popularity of apart-hotels in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Asked what has given Regent the confidence to invest in Glasgow in the current climate, Mr Singh told The Herald: 'We are a long-established Glasgow family business, we love Glasgow, and we want to invest in our city. 'We appreciate there are concerns about the city centre but there are a lot of exciting projects that have the potential to transform the city – and we believe our Maxwell Street project is one of them.' Adela Cristea, vice-president of business development for the UK, Ireland and Nordics at Radisson Hotel Group, highlighted the impact made by the Radisson RED hotel on the banks of the River Clyde, next to the OVO Hydro, as a key factor in its decision to bring the apart-hotel concept to the city. Coincidentally, Regent's move to lodge the planning application was quickly followed by news of Forrest Group, owner of the city's popular Radisson RED Hotel, reaching a milestone in its latest project in the city. Forrest released footage of the newly restored cupola being lowered into position on the North Rotunda which it is in the process of transforming into a live music and wedding venue. The cupola, a recreation of the original feature, was handcrafted from oak and lead at a cost of £100,000. As I noted in a Business Voices column, these projects contributed a growing sense that Glasgow is finally beginning to show signs of making a real recovery from the many challenges whose arose from the pandemic period. 'In isolation, it would be wrong to overstate the impact that individual projects such as the proposed Radisson apart-hotel and North Rotunda music venue will have on the overall economy of the city,' I wrote. 'But what they do signal is that successful business people can see a brighter future for Glasgow beyond the malaise that has dogged the city and are prepared to underpin that sentiment with serious investment.'
