Ixia enables the reliable and optimal performance of mobile devices with the new WaveDevice test solution, which assures customers of a high-quality Wi-Fi experience every time.
Now the sole connectivity option for many mobile devices, Wi-Fi carries an increasing percentage of mission-critical traffic including real-time voice and video, life-critical services in hospitals, unified communications (UC), and cloud-based resources in the enterprise. Consumers and businesses alike expect a high-quality experience everywhere and every time, but growing usage and dependence on constant connectivity are pushing new and traditional mobile devices beyond their limits.
With the risks associated with poor device performance on the rise, Ixia’s WaveDevice solution equips manufacturers to ensure the success of new products early on in the design process.
Ixia offers a commercial solution that maximizes and validates the performance of Wi-Fi-enabled devices by enabling manufacturers to:
- Accelerate time to market by precisely isolating and optimizing the behavior of new device designs.
- Assess performance against a wide variety of Wi-Fi access point settings.
- Quickly and easily emulate live networks and dynamics including roaming, interference, and coexistence with other Wi-Fi devices.
- Increase test coverage while reducing cost with repeatable, automated testing across a wide variety of Wi-Fi network environments.
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