This is an excellent idea. Having a robot to play Angry Birds for me would save a lot of time.
If only they'd adapt it to play Fruit Ninja too.
Getting Selenium to play video games has been kind of an inside joke between the project developers for the last year. It started with Google's Pac-Man doodle. I'll add Fruit Ninja to the list. :-)
Neat implementation, but hasn't he just made a slightly kludgier version of Device Anywhere?
Yes, but mine is open source (software and hardware), Lego Technic compatible, and costs about $100.
Wow, that is cool. A sentient testing grid to take over the world, built of custom Legos made from balsa wood. I want one. Never mind selling to Fortune 500 companies, you should offer these as kits on the Maker Shed Store for individual mobile developers to buy; they would probably sell based on the fun factor alone.