Open-Source Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
Robotic Process Automation has created a great deal of buzz in and around the technology space. The main aim of RPA is to let the bot do the tasks which are easy, repetitive and documented – so that by using these rules a bot (macro) is able to complete the task.
In this post we compare UIPath with Blue Prism.
Yes, you read this right: Android app mirroring will be part of Microsoft’s new Your Phone app for Windows 10.
Using app mirroring, you can “cast” your entire phone display to your Windows 10 laptop or desktop. Using your mouse, keyboard, or touch display, you can then manipulate your Android device right from your computer. That means launching apps, texting, playing games, and more.
Now searches are going to get more visual with the addition of Google Lens support in Google Image Search.
Until now, Google Lens was available as a standalone app and a part of Google Photos. It was made to help users identify the object they are looking at and find more details. Now it will become part of your regular search experience.
“We believe that we are at the very early stage for companies to broadly benefit from automation and AI.” Rich Wong, a partner at Accel, said in a statement. He continued: “I am continually amazed by the dynamics of the RPA and AI market,”
SeeShell Desktop Automation is here. Based on the same computer vision technologies as its older brother, SeeShell Browser for Web Automation (formerly KantuX), it applies image-driven scripting to Windows desktop automation.
The SeeShell Community Edition is 100% free for both, private and commercial use, you can download it here.
This video explains the SeeShell concept:
If you are watching this in the office with no sound, make sure to turn on the captions.
SeeShell adds computer vision and OCR to your desktop automation toolbox.
