Quality for fleets you can't reach after they ship
IoT and embedded systems are the constrained, connected devices deployed into the field by the million — meters, sensors, controllers, and gateways for the teams that build and operate them. TestLauncher brings agentic testing, continuous compliance, and a compounding QA Brain to firmware and connectivity, so a defect surfaces before it ships to a million devices you cannot easily patch.
What makes quality hard in iot & embedded
Firmware you can't easily patch
An over-the-air update that bricks a device has no undo across a fleet. Every release has to be validated as if rollback were impossible, because in the field it often is.
Hardware and environment fragmentation
The same firmware runs across silicon revisions, radio conditions, and power states that no lab fully reproduces. Coverage has to reach the specific device-and-network combinations that only exist in the field.
A permanently exposed attack surface
Long-lived devices with default credentials and open ports outlive their own security assumptions. A vulnerability shipped today is still reachable years after the team that wrote it has moved on.
Intermittent and degraded connectivity
Devices drop offline, reconnect mid-transaction, and sync out of order. Behavior under partial failure and constrained bandwidth has to be tested as a first-class path, not an exception.
One intelligence layer for iot & embedded
The same owned QA Brain — testing, knowledge, and compliance — focused on the risks this sector can’t afford to get wrong.
bugAgent
Scriptless suites that exercise firmware, connectivity, and security together — self-adapting across device revisions and probing the degraded-network and default-credential cases before the field finds them.
Launch App
The deterministic foundation that ties every test run to a specific firmware build and device configuration, so a fleet-wide release is validated against exactly what ships.
qualThread
A 100-year digital thread that keeps firmware history, field failures, and hardware revisions as live intelligence — so a device deployed a decade ago is still understood by the team maintaining it.
ARC
Continuous compliance that turns security baselines and regulatory obligations into a background process, with evidence produced as a byproduct of every release rather than a pre-shipment scramble.
Designed to support the regimes you work toward
TestLauncher is designed to support programs working toward the standards below and generates the traceability and evidence they call for. Naming a standard here is not a claim of certification — it describes the regimes our customers operate in.
- IEC 62443
A series addressing cybersecurity for industrial automation and control systems and their components.
- ETSI EN 303 645
A baseline of security provisions widely referenced for consumer Internet of Things devices.
- ISO/IEC 27001
An information security management system standard covering how security risk is governed and controlled.
- IEC 61508
A functional safety standard for electrical, electronic, and programmable electronic safety-related systems.
- FCC Part 15
US regulations governing radio-frequency emissions that apply to most connected electronic devices.
Bring the QA Brain to iot & embedded.
Powered by bugAgent, Launch App, qualThread, ARC. Tell us where quality can’t fail and we’ll show you what an owned intelligence layer looks like for your programs.