What is Robotic Process Automation? What are RPA Applications?

What is Robotic Process Automation?

A business process automation technology which is based on the notion of Artificial Intelligence (AI) or software robots is called Robot process Automation technology.
An application of technology monitored by business logic and structured input for automation of business processes is known as an RPA. With the aid of RPA, an organization can configure a robot to communicate with other smart systems, to manipulate data, and to trigger responses.
The RPA tools can be used right from a simple response generation to an email to the deployment of hundreds of bots to automate jobs in a system.

The Journey of RPA:

Although the term ‘RPA’ was first coined in the early 2000s, it had been the work in progress even before then.
The evolution RPA took place with the help of 3 key technologies namely Artificial Intelligence, Workflow Automation, and the Screen Scraping.
It is the combination of these three systems and their evolution into one single robust tool.

What separates an RPA from the traditional workflow systems?

In conservative workflow automation tools, the developer produces a set of lists for automation of a task and with the aid of dedicated scripting language or Application Programming Interface (APIs). But, in the case of Robotic Programming Automation (RPA) Systems, the action list is developed by the observing the user performing any given task, in the Graphical User Interface (GUI) of the application and then automation is implemented by the repetition of the said tasks directly in application’s GUI.

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