HIMALAYA Test Review 16/12/2013 D4.8 Demonstration software subsystem unitary test report

16/12/ D4.8 Demonstration software subsystem unitary test report Application: ∙ Augmented reality application to demonstrate the usage of location information ∙ Built on Android, capable of displaying information - Points of Interest - near the location system current position using two distinct user interfaces: ∙ Device camera interface; ∙ 2D map interface.

3 Demonstration Application: High Level Architecture 16/12/2013

4 Demonstration Application: Test Environment Testing Environment: Android Devices: o Samsung Galaxy SIII running Android o Google Nexus 7 running Android PC running an http debugger to simulate and verify http requests and responses. 16/12/2013

5 Demonstration Application: Tested Services Three different kinds of interaction: Location Query Area Subscription Periodic Subscription 16/12/2013

6 Demonstration Application: Test Conclusion The augmented reality application is fully capable of requesting, receiving and cancelling the 3 different services tested: Location Query; Periodic Subscription; Area Subscription. 16/12/2013

7 RID – D4.8 Demonstration software subsystem unitary test report ∙ Description: The document is good and complete presenting the Application tests. It would be appreciated to have in the conclusions a better description of what adjustments have to be implemented. ∙ Answer: Minor adjustments were made. The adjustments during the test sessions were mostly related to requests/subscription parameters. The following slides exemplify the adjustments. 16/12/2013

Test: Periodic Subscription - Request 50 8 requestedAccuracy: Initially the requested accuracy was too small (10 meters) and it could can not be reached in indoor conditions. The request is terminated by server. It was then set to 50 meters. 16/12/2013

9 Test: Namespace correction – Request himalaya:thales Leaving true Namespace correction 16/12/2013

Lost responses ∙ Some responses were lost during the fist online testing sessions (“connection refused”). ∙ The issue was not related to the application or the location server. It was a network issue related with GMV/SKY internal network. Some configurations had to be performed on the company network, in order to allow the mobile application to receive all the communication that it was destined to it. 1016/12/2013

THANK YOU Miguel Vieira GMV/SKY