Design doc: go/chromeos-bluetest
Use the python API provided by the folks at bluetest.se to control the chamber's turn-table where the DUT is place and the "stirrers" (two moving walls, one vertical, one horizontal) to create multi-path fading effects. Iterate through a number of positions and get netperf/iperf data for each position. Start with the DUT in a clamshell position (lid angle is 90 degree), follow-up CLs can expand to tent-mode or tablet-mode.