In previous blog, we tested OpenAI Whisper for English language with different accents and observed it did great job. We also provided details about how we generated audios, setup and test details. In this blog, we attempted to test OpenAI Whisper’s capability to transcribe and translate Indian Languages. At Qxf2, our teammates work from different regions of India, and everyone […]
Testing OpenAI Whisper with Indian Languages
Testing OpenAI Whisper with different accents
At Qxf2, we did some black box testing on OpenAI Whisper – a tool that does speech recognition well. OpenAI Whisper is also capable of language detection and translation. This model can be tested in various ways, by adjusting different voice attributes such as volume, pace, pitch, rate, etc. However, in this particular case, we have chosen to test it […]
Access RaspberryPi over the internet using Remote.it
To Access RaspberryPi over the internet, we need to do port forwarding. There are a number of ways to do that: Set up port forwarding on your router: But port forwarding on your home/local router to access your Pi is extremely dangerous. Go with third-party online port forwarding services: It is recommended to go with this option to avoid security […]
Setup Remote Access for Raspberry Pi using VNC
In my previous blog, I have provided the details of how to set up Raspberry Pi in headless mode and how to SSH into the system. But sometimes we need to access desktop as per project requirement. For example, the user may want to see the graph of production done at the XYZ industry. So we need to set up […]
Setup Raspberry Pi headlessly without any external mouse, keyboard and display
Beginners find it confusing to set up the Raspberry Pi from scratch. There are many tutorials that show each individual steps in detailĀ but not many of them haveĀ a list of all the individual steps together. I also come across the same problem and come up here with the solution. I hope this post is helpful to you. Components To setup […]
Start Automation Quickly with Qxf2’s Framework using Cookiecutter
We came across Cookiecutter when working at a client. It is a tool that helps you create new projects based on templates. We decided to try it with our test automation framework. We have provided all the code used in this project on GitHub so that you can follow along. What is Cookiecutter? Cookiecutter is a command-line utility that creates […]
Arduino Tutorials for Testers: Decoding of IR Remote
This is the seventh tutorial of Arduino tutorial series. In this tutorial, you will learn about how to decode the IR Remote and you will know about what kind of opportunities it will open for you. Components Required: Arduino Board Jumper Wires IR Remote IR Receiver: Following fig. 1 shows the IR Receiver. It has 3 pins: Output, GND, and […]
Arduino Tutorials for Testers: Serial Monitor
This is the fifth tutorial of Arduino tutorial series. In this tutorial, you will learn about how to prompt a message on the serial monitor and how to capture the different data type inputs which user provides from the serial monitor. Components Required: For this tutorial, you only require an Arduino board. Importance of Serial Monitor: Serial monitor plays a […]
Arduino Tutorials for Testers: Stepper Motor
This is the last tutorial of Arduino tutorial series. In this tutorial, you will learn about how to interface stepper motor with Arduino and how to move rotor accurately to a specific angle. Components Required: Arduino Board Jumper Wires Stepper Motor ( 28BYJ-48 5VDC) Above Fig. 1 shows the image of stepper motor 28BYJ-48 and its step wiring details. Stepper […]
Arduino Tutorial Series for Testers
I believe anyone can build Electronics Circuits. And I have written a series of tutorials to test my belief. Yes, it is true. Anyone can learn and build electronics circuits. It doesn’t matter if you are an engineer or not. Learning electronics is easy if you ignore your self-doubt and move ahead to build the circuit. Plenty of people with […]