SAN FRANCISCO -- LambdaTest, a unified agentic AI and cloud engineering platform, has launched Video Injection capability in Media Injection for real device testing, bringing powerful support for testing camera and video-based app functionalities at scale. This new capability empowers developers and QA teams to simulate image and video capture scenarios on real Android and iOS devices, unlocking comprehensive validation for camera-driven app experiences.

With Media Injection, users can test key workflows like QR code and barcode scanning, digital check processing, real-time video streaming, and photo or video upload features, directly on physical devices. This is made possible through LambdaTest’s proprietary Sensor Instrumentation technology, which seamlessly injects simulated media into the app’s camera interface, bypassing the need for physical camera use while ensuring realistic results.

Media Injection supports a wide range of commonly used camera APIs and integrates effortlessly with existing LambdaTest environments. With compatibility across more than 10,000 real devices, the feature ensures unparalleled coverage and accuracy for mission-critical camera workflows.

“Camera functionality is at the heart of many modern apps, whether it’s mobile banking, streaming, or shopping,” said Jay Singh, Co-Founder at LambdaTest. “With Media Injection, we’re removing the guesswork from camera testing and giving teams the power to validate these flows with real precision and scale.”

Video Injection under Media Injection is now available for all users running app tests on real devices through LambdaTest’s cloud platform. For more information, please visit https://www.lambdatest.com/support/docs/camera-image-injection-on-real-devices/#supported-camera-video-apis