Most test systems treat every unit the same. Titan uses what it learns from each test cycle to focus on what fails and skip what never does. The result is smarter test plans, faster recovery cycles, and better yield.
Titan: Automated testing for modems, gateways, and set-top boxes
Titan learns from every device it tests. It automates functional checks, drops the steps that never fail, and focuses test time on what actually breaks, so cycles get shorter and yield goes up.
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50%
Less test time
30-minute cycles cut to 15
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13+
Years in deployment
Volume testing for returns
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15,000
CPE devices tested daily
At our Poland site alone
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250+
Titan enclosures in Bydgoszcz
Over 100 more in Prague
Every second spent testing functions that never fail adds labor cost, stretches turnaround, and raises the risk of false failures. Traditional functional testing delivers, at best:
- Static test plans that never evolve with data
- Cycles that run longer than they need to
- Repeated triage of issues already understood
- No feedback loop to remove low-value steps
One OEM found six steps in its test plan with a failure rate of 0.00001% and removed them. Another reworked triage for 80% of its returns after Titan showed most failures were misclassified.
- Removes unnecessary steps based on historical failure data
- Cuts test time, for example from 30 minutes to 15
- Reduces false failures with data-driven triage
- Supports black-box and agent-based testing
- Up to 24 units per platform with robotic loading
- Serial-level results Every test uploads automatically to the customer’s database for real-time analysis.
- Remote control Monitor and adjust Titan platforms anywhere in the world.
- Continuous analytics Test data is analyzed constantly to find failure patterns and tune sequences.
- Failure reporting Early-life failure analysis and detailed data feed customers’ product development.
How Titan works
Load
Devices go into modular slots by hand or by robot, up to 24 units per platform.
Test
Functional tests run against spec: Wi-Fi, RF signal, middleware performance, LED patterns, front-panel logic, and Ethernet. Every test is objective and repeatable.
Optimize
Titan compares current and historical results to find steps that never fail, known failure patterns that speed triage, and gaps factory tests miss.
Triage
When a unit fails, Titan flags the issue, traces its logic path, and sends next steps to ERP, with fewer false failures.
Report
Results are logged at serial level and streamed to dashboards for QA, analysis, and long-term tuning.
Common questions
How much test time does Titan remove?
Typically 25 to 40%, depending on device category and test complexity, and up to half on some programs.
Can Titan run OEM test agents?
Yes. It supports OEM-provided agents and scripts we develop.
Which devices does it test?
Modems, gateways, and set-top boxes, with laptops, VR headsets, and gaming consoles on the development roadmap.
Can it be deployed at customer sites?
Yes. Titan runs in our facilities and in customer-owned environments.
How does it decide which tests to remove?
It analyzes large volumes of past test cycles and failure trends to find steps that consistently pass. QA teams review every change before a step is removed.
Other Tech Solutions
Pegasus: AI-Driven Optical Receiving
Optical receiving that identifies products, reads part numbers, captures condition, and creates an image-verified record for every unit.
Atheris: Automated Label Removal
AI-guided label detection and removal that replaces manual scraping with fast, consistent automation built to protect device cosmetics.
Hydra: Automated In-Line Cleaning
Multi-stage cleaning with continuous flow, delivering uniform results inside line-style recovery environments.
OptiM: Mobile Cosmetic Grading
Automated 360-degree inspection and AI grading for smartphones and tablets, with controlled lighting built for glass and metal and the same call on every device.
OptiX: Laptop Exterior Grading
Automated cosmetic grading for laptop exteriors, with AI that grades every surface against your exact specification and makes the same call at every station.
OptiY: Laptop Interior Grading
Automated cosmetic grading for the inside of the laptop, with display testing built into the same pass.
OptiZ: Complex Device Grading
Robotic cosmetic inspection for headphones and other complex devices, with every defect marked on a 3D model before rework starts.
Proteus: Enterprise Drive Erasure
Our gold standard for HDD and SSD testing and erasure, with ADISA-tested erase functionality, up to 64 test cells, and full audit trails.
Rackwipe: In-Rack Data Erasure
End-to-end, fully automated data erasure for data centers, clearing drives, ports, switches, and sensitive configurations with detailed digital reporting.
Phoenix: Bench-Scale Memory Diagnostics
A compact FPGA-based tester that runs up to ten DDR3, DDR4, and DDR5 modules at once for deep, module-level diagnostics.
Maya: Fast NAND Testing
High-speed testing for NAND flash memory in BGA and TSOP, with advanced ECC verification and full protocol support from SLC to 3D NAND.
Bujang: Production-Line DRAM Screening
Proprietary high-throughput DRAM screening for DDR3 and DDR4, built to catch defects early across full production volumes.
Nest: Mobile Device Initialization
Automated initialization, charging, and OS preparation that feeds Revolution a steady supply of ready-to-test units.
Revolution: Full-Functional Device Testing
Automated full-functional testing that picks up each device in the state Nest prepared, with no manual handling between stages.
ICT Tester: Circuit-Board Testing
In-circuit and functional testing for small control boards, with rapid changeover through swappable upper and lower probes.
The PSUT: Power Supply Testing
Customizable power supply testing using advanced electronic loads and analytics to prove reliability and compliance at scale.
RCU Tester: Remote Control Testing
Automated remote control testing across IR, Bluetooth, buttons, LEDs, and audio, replacing manual cycles with fast, repeatable runs.
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