We are ready for any automation
Basic automation
Basic automation takes simple, rudimentary tasks and automates them.
This level of automation refers to the digitization of work using tools to streamline and centralize routine tasks.
Business process management (BPM) and robotic process automation (RPA) are types of basic automation.
Integration automation
Machines can mimic human tasks and repeat actions once humans define machine rules.
Integrating collaborative robots into human work processes is one of the most common examples in today's new automated industrial processes.
Trends in automation
Migration from physical robots to automation software.
Machine learning and workflow
Machine learning triggers new processes, redirects ongoing processes and makes recommendations for action.
Hyper-automation
Represents the fusion of machine learning, software and automation tools to maximize the number of automation processes.
Intelligent automation
Artificial intelligence systems will be able to automate robot configurations and use predictive and probabilistic processing to learn and interact.
Intelligent industrial robots
Robots will perform multiple tasks, make decisions and work autonomously, including self-diagnosis and maintenance.
Low or no code workflow
Workflow software that requires minimal or no coding will be a priority to make process automation accessible to the organization.