TESTING

Learning objectives

What are the learnings?

Prototype: Smart Homes   To study how Smart homes, work and how they are better than normal  homes.  And what is the main advantage of using them.  Variant 1: Smart Homes   Variant 2: Normal Homes

Customer segments  Which test groups are used for testing?    1. How is it different from a normal home?  2. How does the device work?  3. What is the device’s advantage?  4. Is the device really helpful?

How should it be tested?  What does the prototype or experiment look like?

Group 1: Testing the device’s quality     Group 2: Testing the device’s accuracy, spontaneity and its  advantages over normal homes.      The test is made to know how it is different and how  benefit it is compared to normal homes.    From this test the differences between normal homes and  smart homes will be known.      Test results and customer preferences

Test results  Evaluation of test results

A smart home is a home with full of advanced  technology, You can control anything in a smart  home via phone (even when your outside) People  prefer smart homes since it makes things much  easier than a normal home.

Findings  Which variant suits best the preferences of the customer segment?

Customer preferences: Smart Homes are  most preferred since everything can be  controlled via phone from anywhere.

