Session 1 AI Associate Series: Essential Studio Automation Features
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About This Presentation
🚀 Welcome to Session 1 of the AI Associate Developer Series 2024!
In this session, we will run through the core automation processes with UiPath Studio. We will highlight and adopt the most essential product features from the AI Automation Associate learning plan.
đź“• Agenda:
Build your first a...
🚀 Welcome to Session 1 of the AI Associate Developer Series 2024!
In this session, we will run through the core automation processes with UiPath Studio. We will highlight and adopt the most essential product features from the AI Automation Associate learning plan.
đź“• Agenda:
Build your first automation process with Studio
Variables, Constants and Arguments in Studio
Data Manipulation with Strings in Studio
Data Manipulation with Data Tables in Studio
Debugging in Studio
Working with Local Files and Folders in Studio
👨‍🏫 Speakers & Mentors:
Pranav Kashyap, UiPath MVP, Senior Consultant, WonderBotz
Gabriel Marin Brito, UiPath MVP, Senior RPA Developer & Automation Architect, Element Blue
Marcelo Cruz, UiPath MVP, RPA Teacher and Consultant
Lovely Sinha, UiPath MVP, Hyper-Automation Lead, First Abu-Dhabi Bank (FAB)
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Slide Content
AI Associate
Developer
Series 2024
Welcome to the UiPath AI Associate Developer
intensive training series!
-Essential Studio Automation Features
Session 1 AI Associate
Series:
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1.Team Introduction
2.Introduction to Automation
3.Benefits of Automation
4.What is RPA
5.UiPath’s Platform Core Components
6.Build your first automation process with Studio
7.Variables, Constants and Arguments in Studio
8.Data Manipulation with Strings in Studio
9.Data Manipulation with Data Tables in Studio
10.Debugging in Studio
11.Working with Local Files and Folders in Studio
Agenda Slide
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UiPath MVP, Senior
Consultant, WonderBotz
UiPath MVP, Senior
RPA Developer &
Automation Architect,
Element Blue
Pranav Kashyap Gabriel Marin Brito
Team Slide
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•Removes repetitive and unwanted tasks to enhance performance
•Frees human resources to be better utilized in more productive work
Introduction to Automation
Automation is the technology by which a process or procedure is executed with minimal human
assistance.
What does
Automation do?
Where is
Automation used?
Examples of
Automation
•It is used in mechanical production, assembly line production, etc
•It is integral to business & IT sector to make them productive and profitable
•Automated bottle filling stations
•Automated Order-Entry and Customer service Chatbots
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Benefits of Automation
Automation offers several benefits to an organization. It:
Automation
saves time,
effort and
money!
Improves
productivity
Decreases
average
handling time
Assists worker
safety
Decreases
operational
cost
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What is RPA?
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is the technology that enables a software program to mimic human
actions while interacting with computer applications to accomplish required tasks.
Reads & processes data
in a structured form
Operates on different
applications
Enables a software program
to mimic human actions
Creates a digital
robotic workforce
Works 24/7 without
making errors
Easy to implement and
powerful to scale
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Enable to run processes
developed in Studio
Control, manageand
monitorthe robots
Deploy Execute
Designautomation
workflows visually, with
minimal use of code
UiPath Suite Architecture has three core components. They are:
UiPath Platform’s Core Components
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Build your first automation process with Studio
Building your First Hello World
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Variables Constants Arguments
How to create your variables, Constants and
Arguments
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Variables
In Studio, variables are used to store multiple types of data.
Variable Type
Boolean
String
Int32
Object
System.Data.DataTable
Array of [T]
Browse for Types
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Constants
Int RollNumber=10
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Argument
Arguments are used to pass data from a project to another. In a global sense, they
resemble variables, as they store data dynamically and pass it on. Variables pass
data between activities, while arguments pass data between automations. As a
result, they enable you to reuse certain projects time and again.
In –the argument can only be used within the given project.
Out –the argument can be used to pass data outside of a given project.
In/Out –the arguments can be used both within and outside of a given project.
Property –not currently used.
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Substring Trim Replace
Data Manipulation with Strings in Studio
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Join DT Sort DT Merge DT
Data Manipulation with Data Tables in Studio
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Step Into Slow Step Retry
Debugging
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Create Folder
Working with Local Files and Folders in Studio
Create File