Beyond Manual Testing: Hyperautomation's Transformative Impact on Software Quality Engineering Through Integrated AI, RPA, and Low-Code Solutions
Jyotheeswara Reddy Gottam
- Year
- 2025
- Citations
- 1
- Access
- Open access
Abstract
This article presents a comprehensive investigation into hyperautomation as an emerging paradigm in software quality engineering, examining the convergence of artificial intelligence, robotic process automation, and low-code platforms to create intelligent test ecosystems. Through multiple case studies across diverse industry sectors, the article demonstrates how hyperautomated testing frameworks enable self-adaptive test execution, cognitive defect prediction, and autonomous healing mechanisms that significantly outperform traditional quality assurance methodologies. The article analyzes implementation patterns, organizational challenges, and strategic integration approaches that contribute to successful adoption of hyperautomation in enterprise testing environments. The article reveals that properly implemented hyperautomation strategies not only enhance test coverage and defect identification accuracy but also democratize testing processes across technical and non-technical stakeholders. This article provides actionable insights for organizations seeking to transform their quality assurance practices through intelligent automation, offering a roadmap for the evolution toward autonomous software testing while highlighting critical success factors and potential implementation pitfalls.
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