The laptop was missing. Previously stationed in the EEG department of NorthShore University HealthSystem, the laptop had been connected to equipment used by staff to treat patients. Just who took the laptop from the Evanston, IL-based facility—an employee, patient, or visitor—was not known. What was known was that 250 patients had personal information stored on the machine, including their name...

We present a graphical user interface (GUI) for easy, intuitive control of a group of mobile robots moving in formation, and we give a short description of the general, local, distributed formation algorithm underlying the GUI. In spite of the high level of abstraction of the GUI, it captures the full functionality of the algorithm. The GUI has been tested with robots running in a simulator, an...

This work presents the implementation of real time GUI library for FPGA based run time reconfigurable system that is targeted to ML507 board. The presented work implements floating point arithmetic core as a reconfigurable IP and operands can be provide to the above core with GUI running on display monitor. User can interact with GUI with keyboard and mouse. GUI allows user to change the functi...

Interactive theorem provers such as Isabelle are powerful tools, but are di cult and time-consuming to learn. If a suitable Graphical User Interface (GUI) is provided for such a tool, it can speed up the learning process considerably, leading to greater productivity for users of the tool, and increased takeup in industry. In this paper, we discuss the user-interface aspects of Isabelle, and for...

System testing of software applications with a graphical-user interface (GUI) front-end requires that sequences of GUI events, that sample the application’s input space, be generated and executed as test cases on the GUI. However, the context-sensitive behavior of the GUI of most of today’s non-trivial software applications makes it practically impossible to fully determine the software’s input...

Mostly of today’s computer users interact with the software through a graphical user interface (GUI). In software engineering, software testing and quality have become a topic of major concern. Software testing is today an important stage in software projects and GUI testing is also crucial to the solution ́s quality. Nevertheless, GUI testing is not an easy task, it ́s very time consuming and to...

Model-based GUI testing (MGT) is emerging as a promising approach for testing applications with a graphical user interface (GUI). Currently, test models in MGT approaches are close to the GUI implementation with limited ability to represent abstract actions. This paper introduces the Action-Event Framework (AEF), a MGT framework. This framework helps testers abstract away from low-level details...

In typical software applications, users access application data using GUI widgets. There is an important, but little explored, link between visualization and security: when the application data is protected by an access-control policy, the application GUI should be aware of and respect this policy. For example, a widget should not give users options to execute actions on the application data th...

The fully automatic Graphical User Interface tool for any application using novel model based test suite generation techniques for a GUI. They are unable to control response time and time intervals are based on relationship between GUI events handlers and test cases with their responsibilities. We present a novel prioritization algorithm that enhances event handlers for the automated GUI tool. ...

YOTARO is a baby-type robot developed to create a new communication perspective between robots and humans through interaction experience based on the reproduction of a baby’s behaviors and user actions. YOTARO exhibits different emotions and reactions, such as smiling, crying, sleeping, sneezing, and expressing anger. It is controlled by an emotion control program that executes in response to i...