Automation Anywhere, Inc.

James Dennis

Abhijit Kakhandiki

Virinchipuram J Anand

Sudharshan Krishnamurthy

Sunil Dabhi

Rajaa Mohamad Abdul Razack

Vj Anand

V J Anand

A robotic process automation system includes a server processor that performs an automation task to process a work item, by initiating a java virtual machine on a second device. A first user session that employs credentials of a first user for managing execution of the automation task is also initiated on the second device. The server processor loads into the java virtual machine, with a platform class loader, one or more modules, such as logging and security, that perform functions common to the sets of task processing instructions. A first class loader a first set of task processing instructions is also loaded. Then each instruction in the first set of task processing instructions is loaded with a separate class loader. The server processor causes execution, under control of the first user session, on the second device, the task processing instructions that correspond to the work item.

Robotic process automation system with separate code loading

Computerized RPA methods and systems that increase the flexibility and lower the cost with which RPA systems may be deployed are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, an RPA system and method avoids the need for preinstalled RPA software on a device employed by a user to create and/or execute software robots to perform RPA. In another embodiment, an RPA system and method provides a capability to execute software robots that may have been encoded in one or more programming languages to execute on an operating system different than that employed by a server of the RPA system.

Zero footprint robotic process automation system

Computerized robotic process automation (RPA) methods and systems that increase the flexibility and lower the cost with which RPA systems may be deployed are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, an RPA system and method avoids the need for preinstalled RPA software on a device employed by a user to create and/or execute software robots to perform RPA. In another embodiment, an RPA system and method provides a capability to execute software robots that may have been encoded in one or more programming languages to execute on an operating system different than that employed by a server of the RPA system.

Robotic process automation using virtual machine and programming language interpreter

A robotic process automation system employs centralized compilation to generate a platform independent executable version of a bot, which is encoded to perform user level operations. The system employs an extensible set of commands which can be user generated. The bots execute on devices that are separate and independent from a server processor that controls the system. The devices execute bots in an execution environment that is provided by the server processor. Change in a command in a bot requires recompilation of the bot which is then delivered upon request to a device. The execution environment does not require recompilation upon a change in a command.

Robotic process automation system with a command action logic independent execution environment

A robotic process automation system provides a capability to deploy software robots (bots) by receiving from a deployment user a bot deployment request comprising a bot identification that identifies a specific preexisting bot and an authorized class of user to execute the specific preexisting bot. Credentials of the deployment user are checked. An execution device upon which the specific preexisting bot will execute is identified from a set of available devices. An authorization token is issued for the execution device to uniquely identify the execution device and to authorize the execution device to communicate with the robotic process automation system. In response to a request by the execution device the specific preexisting bot and credentials corresponding to the authorized class of user are provided, wherein the specific preexisting bot executes on the execution device automatically without input from any individual corresponding to the authorized class of user.

Robotic process automation system with device user impersonation

A computerized method for processing a set of robotic process automation (RPA) tasks receives service level requirement inputs that specify a first set of RPA tasks to be performed within a specified period of time. A response to the service level requirement inputs is computed to determine a number of computing resources required to perform the first set of RPA tasks in the specified period of time. Availability of computing resources from a set of computing resources is determined to generate an allocated set of computing resources. The allocated set of computing resources are deployed. A subset of the first set of RPA tasks is queued for each computing resource and each computing resource is monitored and redeployed as it completes tasks in its queue. Quality of Service (QOS) is achieved by prioritizing certain tasks above others.

Robotic process automation system with quality of service based automation

Platform agnostic robotic process automation

Robotic process automation system with separate platform, bot and command class loaders

A robotic process automation (RPA) system receives task prioritization inputs that specify prioritization for processing of a set of RPA tasks. The tasks are performed in accordance with the specified priorities. The RPA system also receives queue orchestration commands that specify conditions under which tasks processed from a first queue are sent to another queue for subsequent processing. The RPA system also provides service level automation in accordance with specified parameters. Further task prioritization may be specified to provide quality of service performance.

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James Dennis