Numerous tools are proposed to support the execution of software testing in IoT systems; however, their availability remains limited. There is a notable absence of suitable testing tools to facilitate a robust and comprehensive approach to structuring the validation of these systems. This paper assesses the tools available in the scientific literature for supporting software testing in IoT systems, examining their potential applicability in scenarios different from those originally proposed. We have analyzed tools identified in a previous systematic mapping and sought artifacts and resources to guide developers and testers in their usage. The primary outcome of this paper is to present evidence regarding the overall quality and limitations of tools designed to support software testing in IoT systems. This aims to provide programmers and testers working with IoT applications with a more nuanced understanding of the field and available tools.
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