What is the difference between autonomous AI agents and traditional automation tools (RPA)?
Traditional RPA operates based on predefined rules and scripts, easily causing errors even with minor UI changes or system updates. In contrast, Empasy's autonomous AI agent visually recognizes and understands screen elements like a human through Vision-LLM, enabling it to cope and recover (Self-Healing) on its own even if the UI structure completely changes.
How does web UI test automation using SyncEta respond to dynamic changes?
SyncEta does not rely on traditional CSS Selectors or XPath. The Vision Model scans the entire screen to identify elements like 'login button' or 'cart icon' in the same way a human does. Therefore, even if the development team changes the DOM structure or conducts A/B testing, it guarantees a stable QA environment without modifying test scripts.
How does SyncBoot help when migrating legacy systems to the cloud?
SyncBoot analyzes the dependencies of monolithic architectures accumulated over decades and automates the design and initial code scaffolding to separate them into independent Microservices (MSA). AI even proposes distributed transaction processing based on the Saga pattern, dramatically reducing the manpower and time required for migration by over 80%.
How long does it take to implement the solution?
It varies depending on the type of agent to be introduced and the company's existing infrastructure, but typically it takes 1-2 weeks to set up a PoC (Proof of Concept) environment, and about a month for full system integration and actual operational deployment. Empasy's dedicated engineering team provides close support throughout the entire process.
Where can I find detailed developer documentation or API specifications for the products?
All integration guides, API specifications, and technical documentation for Empasy's solutions can be found at the official document center, doc.empasy.com. Also, open-source contributions and plugins are available through our official GitHub (DramaticCollaboration).