Test Automation
Eggplant (Keysight Eggplant) is a genuinely unique testing tool. Its image-based, model-driven approach occupies a niche that no other mainstream tool fills. But for most software teams, it's competing against Playwright, Selenium, Appium, and a growing set of AI-powered testing tools. This comparison cuts through
Test Automation
Eggplant's defining characteristic is that it tests applications the way a human would: by looking at the screen. While most modern test automation tools interact with DOM elements, API responses, or accessibility trees, Eggplant takes screenshots and finds UI elements by visual pattern matching. This is called image-
Test Automation
Eggplant (now Keysight Eggplant) is one of the oldest and most distinctive test automation platforms on the market. Unlike most testing tools that interact with an application's DOM or API layer, Eggplant uses image-based, model-driven testing — it looks at your application the way a human does,
Test Automation
Eggplant DAI — Digital Automation Intelligence — is Keysight's attempt to add intelligence to what was historically a script-based, image-matching test automation platform. It's the layer that sits above Eggplant Functional and makes the whole platform more than just VNC-based UI automation. Understanding DAI means
Test Automation
Keysight Eggplant's main marketing claim is that it brings AI to test automation. The product is called DAI — Digital Automation Intelligence — and it wraps AI/ML capabilities around Eggplant's core image-based testing engine. But what does "AI-driven testing" actually mean in Eggplant&