#machine larning

[rpa-based-solutions]

How to Implement RPA in 5 Simple Steps

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is an innovative technology that allows businesses to automate repetitive tasks, reduce costs, and improve efficiency. By leveraging software robots, RPA can perform routine tasks, such as data entry, with greater speed and accuracy than humans. If you're interested in implementing RPA in your business, here are five simple steps to get you started:

Identify the business process you want to automate.

The first step in implementing RPA is identifying the business process you want to automate. This could be any process that involves repetitive, manual tasks, such as data entry, invoice processing, or customer service. Once you've identified the process, you can start analyzing it to identify the tasks that can be automated.

Analyze the process and identify repetitive tasks that can be automated.

The next step is to analyze the process in detail and identify the repetitive tasks that can be automated. These tasks are typically simple, rule-based, and involve a high volume of data entry. By automating these tasks, you can free up your employees to focus on more complex tasks that require human expertise.

Choose an RPA tool that suits your needs and budget.

Once you've identified the tasks that can be automated, the next step is to choose an RPA tool that suits your needs and budget. A wide variety of RPA tools are available, ranging from simple, low-cost solutions to more complex, enterprise-level platforms. Some popular RPA tools include UiPath, Automation Anywhere, and Blue Prism.

Design and develop your RPA solution, including testing and debugging.

Once you've chosen an RPA tool, the next step is to design and develop your RPA solution. This involves creating workflows, configuring the software robots, and integrating the RPA tool with your existing systems. It's essential to thoroughly test and debug your RPA solution to ensure that it performs as expected and doesn't introduce any errors in your business processes.

Implement and monitor your RPA solution, making any necessary adjustments.

The final step in implementing RPA is to implement and monitor your RPA solution. This involves deploying the software robots and monitoring their performance to ensure that they are operating as expected. You should also be prepared to make any necessary adjustments to your RPA solution as your business processes evolve.

In conclusion, implementing RPA in your business can provide significant benefits, including cost savings, improved efficiency, and reduced errors. By following these five simple steps, you can start automating your business processes and reaping the benefits of RPA. To learn more about how RPA can benefit your business, visit our website at https://rpabased.solutions.

[ameymeti2001]

Industrial Automation Market Worth $306.2 Billion by 2027

Industrial Automation Market Worth $306.2 Billion by 2027

According to this latest publication from Meticulous Research®, the industrial automation market is projected to reach $306.2 billion in value by 2027, at a CAGR of 9.3% during the forecast period. The industrial automation market is witnessing rapid growth due to the incorporation of automation solutions in industrial processes. The growing need for digitalization and improving manufacturing facilities' safety due to increased fatalities and safety risks to the workforce also contributes to the market’s growth. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were 5,250 fatal work injuries recorded in the U.S. in 2018. Automated systems are beneficial for managing and saving time as they allow faster responses through real-time monitoring and alert the company before a breakdown. However, cyber threats associated with automated systems comprising robots and various software are a challenge for the market’s growth.

The growth of the industrial automation market is gaining pace due to several strategic developments by the industry leaders to develop their automation portfolios and gain higher market shares. Huge R&D investments, collaborations & partnerships, and the development of new automation solutions & services are the major strategies adopted by the key market players in recent years. For instance, in January 2021, ABB launched its new condition-based maintenance service for the assessment of fleet and individual robots. The new service offers optimized robot performance due to its improved robot management features.

The industrial automation market is segmented on the basis of component (plant instrumentation [sensors, motors & drives, relays & switches, machine vision systems (cameras, optics and LED lighting), robots (articulated robots, cartesian robots, SCARA, collaborative robots, and other robots), and other plant instrumentation components], plant-level controls [PLC, SCADA, DCS, other plant-level controls], enterprise-level controls [PLM, ERP, MES]), mode of automation (semi-automatic, fully-automatic), and end user (oil & gas [upstream, midstream, downstream], chemicals & materials, paper & pulp, pharmaceuticals & biotech, mining & metals, food & beverage [beverages & distilleries, dairy processing, bakery & confectionery, meat, poultry, and seafood products, fruits & vegetables, oil & fats, other food & beverage end users], power, consumer goods, automotive, machines & tools, semiconductors & electronics, aerospace & defense, other end users). The study also evaluates industry competitors and analyzes the market at the country level.

Based on component, the industrial automation market is segmented into plant instrumentation, plant-level controls, and enterprise-level controls. The plant instrumentation segment is projected to record a high growth rate over the forecast period due to the high adoption of robots, sensors, machine vision systems, and 3D printing solutions across the end-use industries. These components help control processes by integrating with the overall manufacturing control system and the logistics chain. The demand for robots has increased due to the consumers’ need to cater to a wide application area as robots can be programmed to perform repetitive and risky tasks with consistent precision, accuracy, and quality. The technology used in robots allows them to operate round the clock even in harsh environments, increasing productivity and profitability and reducing the human labor required for performing activities that might lead to physical injury, thereby increasing workplace safety and reducing labor costs.

Based on mode of automation, the market is segmented into semi-automatic and fully-automatic systems. The fully-automated segment is expected to register the higher CAGR due to the increasing deployment of fully-automatic systems by companies focused on increasing their production capabilities. The adoption of fully-automatic systems helps companies increase their throughput volumes by automating the feeding and assembly processes. The companies adopting fully-automatic systems are usually large-scale companies that already have automated equipment in their facilities and are exploring new ways to minimize long-term costs by reducing human labor.

The industrial automation market caters to end users across the oil & gas, chemicals & materials, paper & pulp, pharmaceuticals & biotech, mining & metals, food & beverage, power, consumer goods, automotive, machines & tools, semiconductors & electronics, aerospace & defense, and other industries. The chemicals & materials segment is expected to grow steadily due to the increasing implementation of IoT and process automation solutions in recent years. The chemical industry is witnessing intense global competition and low product differentiation, making cost control necessary. In such an environment, automation solutions offer dual benefits of innovation in the areas that matter to consumers and improved cost efficiency throughout optimized production. The chemicals & materials industry also needs to control raw material & energy costs, which can be achieved using IIoT and automation technologies, which is further expected to create opportunities for the market’s growth.

𝑺𝒑𝒆𝒂𝒌 𝒕𝒐 𝑨𝒏𝒂𝒍𝒚𝒔𝒕:https://www.meticulousresearch.com/speak-to-analyst/cp_id=5172?utm_source=sb&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=Product&utm_content=13-12-2022

Key Players

The report includes a competitive landscape based on an extensive assessment of the key strategic developments by leading market participants over the past three years (2018–2020). The key players operating in the industrial automation market are ABB Group (Switzerland), Rockwell Automation (U.S.), Siemens AG (Germany), Yaskawa Electric Corporation (Japan), Schneider Electric (France), Yokogawa Electric Corporation (Japan), KUKA AG (Germany), Emerson Electric (U.S.), Fanuc (Japan), Honeywell International (U.S.), Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (Japan), OMRON Corporation (Japan), Advantech Co., Ltd. (Taiwan), and Fuji Electric Co., Ltd. (Japan).

Scope of the Report

Industrial Automation Market, by Component

Enterprise-level Controls

Product Lifecycle Management (PLM)

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)

Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES)

Plant Instrumentation

Motors & Drives

Robots

Articulated Robots

Cartesian Robots

Selective Compliance Assembly Robot Arms (SCARA)

Collaborative Robots

Other Robots

Sensors

Machine Vision Systems

Cameras

Optics and LED Lighting

Relays & Switches

Other Plant Instrumentation Components

Plant-level Controls

Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA)

Distributed Control Systems (DCS)

Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)

Other Plant-level Controls

Industrial Automation Market, by Mode of Automation

Semi-automatic

Fully-automatic

Industrial Automation Market, by End User

Oil & Gas

Upstream

Midstream

Downstream

Chemicals & Materials

Paper & Pulp

Pharmaceuticals & Biotech

Mining & Metals

Food & Beverage

Beverages & Distilleries

Dairy Processing

Bakery & Confectionary

Meat, Poultry, and Seafood Products

Fruits & Vegetables

Oil & Fats

Other F&B End Users

Power

Consumer Goods

Automotive

Machines & Tools

Semiconductors & Electronics

Aerospace & Defense

Other End Users

Industrial Automation Market, by Geography

North America

U.S.

Canada

Europe

U.K.

Germany

France

Italy

Spain

Netherlands

Sweden

Rest of Europe

Asia-Pacific (APAC)

China

India

Japan

South Korea

Singapore

Rest of APAC

Latin America

Brazil

Mexico

Rest of Latin America

Middle East & Africa (MEA)

UAE

Saudi Arabia

South Africa

Rest of the Middle East & Africa

𝑫𝒐𝒘𝒏𝒍𝒐𝒂𝒅 𝑺𝒂𝒎𝒑𝒍𝒆 𝑹𝒆𝒑𝒐𝒓𝒕 @https://www.meticulousresearch.com/download-sample-report/cp_id=5172?utm_source=sb&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=Product&utm_content=13-12-2022

[learnwithcadl123]

Machine Learning Certification program In Zirakpur

Elevate your expertise in Machine Learning certification program with the CADL Zirakpur, designed to empower professionals with advanced skills and industry-recognized credentials. Unlock new career opportunities by mastering the latest ML techniques under expert guidance

[ciaoteamo]

Imagines with Quaritch

pairings: quaritch x gn!navi reader

summary: conversations between the two as strangers vs. as lovers

warnings: cursing

(a/n): DAMN LOOK AT THOSE TIDDIES

bold words are na’vi

Strangers:

“..why are you here?” You ask the strangely dressed man.

“tew larn” He answers. You almost couldn’t understand what he said, his Na’Vi was bad.

“to learn? You definitely need to work on your speaking” You scoff.

“well help me out a bit” He moves closer to you.

“i teach no one in that attire” You roll your eyes before leaving him where he stood. And he of course chased after you.

Lovers:

“how is it that after all of this time, you still cannot pronounce please?” You ask him.

“ i’m just not a begging man” He replies.

“starting to wonder if you were ever a smart one” You cross your arms.

“smart enough to be your mate” He gives you a cheeky smile, it almost made you grin.

“unfortunately, idiot” You roll your eyes.

Strangers:

“are these really necessary? feels like these damn things are violatin me” He tugs at his bottoms.

“You should be fine” You sigh.

“how do you walk around in this all day?” He asks.

“the same way you walk around with giant guns, armor, and machines.” You side eye him.

He put his hands up in defense. “not me, but them” He corrects you.

“hm”

Lovers:

“(Y/N), you’re not hearin me. just imagine, the full coverage of my ass, it gets cold at times” He raises his arms and give you a 360. He used some leaves to add onto his bottoms.

“i don’t know. it looks stupid” You lift the leaves and pinch his butt and he jumps, making you laugh.

“tch, you know i have a big package to hide” He smirks.

“only thing big about you is that forehead, idiot”

“…ya know on earth, they call that bullying”

“and here, we call it, the truth”

“and here, we call it the truth.” You shrug.

[kingasiemioncas]

CREATIVITY- MAY

For creativity in May I decided to try a new field of cooking - grilling. I took lessons from my father to become a grill master. At first I struggled a lot to make the perfect meat, however over time I became better. That’s why I decided to test my skills and make a burger. I prepared all the ingredients and sauces and put them on the grill.

This experience has improved my cooking skills because `I larned how to use a new machine - a grill. It also taught me how to work after pressure, because I was scared that my burger will not turn out good. Overall I consider the meal to be a success - I managed to overcome every minor inconvenience. I plan to work on my grilling skills by trying to make new, more challenging meals.

[thepattayanews]

Photos of the day: Following complaints from concerned citizens afraid kids will buy from the vending machine, #Pattaya Police raided and confiscated a marijuana themed vending machine on Koh Larn today.

Police said the seizure will make tourists feel safer.

[phoenixfire-thewizardgoddess]

Webcomic Recommendations

1) AVA'S DEMON [Supernatural Horror/Sci-Fi Horror, Mythology, Magic, Reincarnation, Self-Hatred, Growth, Chaos, Space, Running from a Cult, Adventure, Drama, Confusion, Potential Romance, LGBPTQA+]

Ava Ire was born with an unwanted passenger, who could take over her body and ruin her life. A close brush with death changes their relationship, and sets her on a quest to find others like her, to take on the ruthless dictator holding the galaxy hostage.

There's even musical scores and videos interspersed in the comic.

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2) HOTBLOOD! [Urban Fantasy, Western, Chaos and Centaurs, Conmen]

"A centaur in the Old West. Originally drawn 2013-2016, revised and updated for tapas."

[There's a second series called ZARCO as well]

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3) WILDE LIFE [Urban Fantasy, Supernatural Chaos, Friendship, Found Family, Romance, Chaos]

Oscar Wilde, an author like his namesake, finds himself in a small town called Podunk... where apparently every supernatural secret in the entire country is just chilling. If you love Urban Fantasy... read it.

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4) MONSTERKIND [Urban Fantasy, Dork Human Protagonist, Mystery, Found Family, Friendship, Conspiracy]

Wallace Foster is a human social worker sent, for reasons he doesn't understand, to a monster-only district. The monsters there are hurt, they're afraid, and there are secrets no one wants to talk about. He meets a series of dorky, fun friends who straight up adopt him and this is almost as chaotic as his job.

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5) NO END [Post-Apocalypse, Zombies, Found Family, Disabilities, LGBPTQA+, Friendship and Conflict, Conspiracy, Running towards a better future]

After the zombie apocalypse, all that is left are a handful of fortified outposts that the military tend to hold onto with an iron fist. There are people who move between them with messages, and can guide you, but there are still free roaming undead. Into this chaos, two parties travelling through meet and forge a chaotic found family trying to hide from the military who want them eliminated.

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6) SISTER CLAIRE [Urban Fantasy, Magic, Religion but Odd, Ninja Nuns, LGBPTQA+, Supernatural, Heartrending, Found Family, Check each panel carefully]

Sister Claire is a novice who has a visit from an 'Angel' one night, before she has the chance to larn Nun-fu. Things snowball into a chaotic adventure that involves magic, witches, warrior nuns, underwater adventures, and making family through killing prejudices.

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7) NAMESAKE [Fractured Fairytales, Magic, Found Family, Friendship, Love and Sorrow]

Are you an Alice? A Dorothy? A Jack-be-Nimble? Then your name qualifies you for a potential trip to a fictional realm where the same tale plays out over and over with small variations each time.

The good news is that there's an agency who can help you understand what happened afterwards, they are former namesakes, who lived through their own tales. Except... this time, a new name has entered an old story and things are going very wrong.

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8) LOVE NOT FOUND [Affection, Futurism, Other Planets/Space, Robots, Alien Life, Slice of Life, LGBPTQA+, Romance]

In a future when humans are among the stars on all manner of planets, there's been a change for the worse. Humans don't Touch, it's considered odd. Babies are made with machines, intimacy is done through machinery, dancing is done with protective forcefield barriers...

What then, when someone decides this isn't enough?

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9) The GLASS SCIENTISTS [Jekyll & Hyde, Chaotic, Science, Steampunk, Mental Health, Romance, LGBPTQA+, Oblivious Himbo]

A new take on the tale of Jekyll and Hyde, the good doctor runs a whole cabinet of chaotic scientists, and this often ends explosively. Hyde has just as much trouble, and their bickering is bringing them both down.

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10) ZOMBIE ROOMIE [Urban Fantasy, Zombies, LGBPTQA+, Weird Roommates, Slice of Life, Magic, Supernatural]

Ever wondered what it would be like to room with a zombie? Wonder no more.

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11) WITCHY [Magic, Dystopian Society, Hidden Conspiracy, Rebellion, Adventure, Drama, Family and Love, LGBPTQA+]

In a world where the length of your hair equates to your level of magic, and if it is too long, can result in your death... the most terrifying thing to be is someone with rapunzel-length hair and no control of your powers. [Is also being published! I have book one, and #2 is coming soon].

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12) INTERCOSMIC [Celestial Powers, Elemental Guardians, Humanity in Space, Chaos, Found Family, Loss of Mentors, Friendship]

Guardians of Space and elements, they stand to protect the universe against threats. As their mentors were destroyed milennia before, two new elements have passed their training to take over; but could not have anticipated their first task... babysitting a human girl who fell through a rift in space.

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[aic-european]

Approaching Storm, Eugène Louis Boudin, 1864, Art Institute of Chicago: European Painting and Sculpture

This painting by Eugène Boudin, a Norman painter and Claude Monet’s teacher, exemplifies the artist’s signature style and subject matter in the 1860s. Monet would later follow Boudin’s practice of painting in the open air, the technique that gave this image of a beach for middle-class vacationers its vivid spontaneity and atmospheric light. This practice would be particularly important for Monet and his contemporaries, who came to be known as the Impressionists. Eugène-Louis Boudin painted many beach scenes at the fashionable tourist spots of Trouville and Deauville in Normandy. In them we see the life of the Paris boulevards translated to the seashore. Bathing attire being still relatively rare, people wore the same clothes at the beach as they did in the city and made the same round of promenades, visits, and dinners. The huts on wheels are portable changing machines that were pulled into the water so that bathers could change without fear of exposure. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Larned Coburn Memorial Collection Size: 14 3/8 × 22 1/2 in. (36.3 × 57.9 cm) Medium: Oil on cradled panel

https://www.artic.edu/artworks/27764/

[collapsedsquid]

More than three years after a knife-edge public vote, a hung parliament seethes with talk of “plots”, “coups” and “conspiracies”. Protestors march on Westminster, demanding the resignation of the government. Conservatives urge the monarch to veto legislation, to stop a treacherous parliament defying “the will of the people”. Violence is in the air, most ominously in Northern Ireland. Welcome to the United Kingdom in the summer of 1914.

The crisis of 1914 far eclipsed Brexit, and brought Britain closer to revolution than at any time since the 17th century. The Times called it “one of the greatest crises in the history of the British race”, while Conservative election literature warned that Britain might soon be “stained with the blood of civil war”. Yet it offers some striking similarities with the present, and a warning of what could lie ahead. ‘

[...]

Crucially, the Conservatives did not simply argue that Home Rule was wrong. They rejected the democratic legitimacy of parliament, which they accused of defying the will of the people. Party literature told voters that “the House of Commons does not truly represent the people, nor do its votes represent the opinions of the electorate”. Conservatives talked openly of “breaking the parliamentary machine”, pitting “the Supremacy of the People” against the “paid puppets” of the House of Commons. Parliament was urged to surrender its functions to a referendum, to ensure that MPs could not “cut ‘the people’ out of the constitution”.

[...]

By 1914, the atmosphere was volcanic. Conservative posters insisted that “every vote for the Liberals is a vote for civil war”. Campaign literature warned that “no method remains, except armed revolt, by which the country could make its will prevail”. Bonar Law told a demonstration at Blenheim that “there are things stronger than parliamentary majorities”, and he was almost certainly complicit in the gun-running at Larne in April, which supplied 35,000 rifles and three million cartridges to the Volunteers. The Primrose League, a Unionist support group, began fundraising for refugee camps, while MPs could be seen drilling their constituents in the parks.

[detroitlib]

Exterior view of the Wilshire Hotel. Typewritten on photo front: "Constructed-year 1926." Handwritten on photo front: "The Wilshire." Typewritten on photo back: "The Wilshire Hotel, Collingwood and Second Ave. Detroit, Mich. Charles N. Agree, architect. Detroit, Mich. Constructed, year 1926." Stamped on photo back: "Chas. N. Agree, architect. Received Jul. 6, 1927. Eleventh floor, Book Tower, Detroit, Mich., The Haughton Elevator and Machine Co. 531 East Larned St. Detroit, Mich."

Courtesy of the Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library

[rakeshshuklaposts]

Smart cities are cities that use different types of electronic IoT to collect data and then use this data to manage assets and resources efficiently. Pune is a smart city situated in India, citizens who live in Pune don't need to rely on traditional forms of communication with their local utilities and service bodies. This has removed the pains of travelling to local governing departments and has completely eliminated the need for long queues and registration processes. The Pune Municipal Cooperation (PMC) uses artificial intelligent chatbots to help these processes along.

[aic-european]

Approaching Storm, Eugène Louis Boudin, 1864, Art Institute of Chicago: European Painting and Sculpture

This painting by Eugène Boudin, a Norman painter and Claude Monet’s teacher, exemplifies the artist’s signature style and subject matter in the 1860s. Monet would later follow Boudin’s practice of painting in the open air, the technique that gave this image of a beach for middle-class vacationers its vivid spontaneity and atmospheric light. This practice would be particularly important for Monet and his contemporaries, who came to be known as the Impressionists. Eugène-Louis Boudin painted many beach scenes at the fashionable tourist spots of Trouville and Deauville in Normandy. In them we see the life of the Paris boulevards translated to the seashore. Bathing attire being still relatively rare, people wore the same clothes at the beach as they did in the city and made the same round of promenades, visits, and dinners. The huts on wheels are portable changing machines that were pulled into the water so that bathers could change without fear of exposure. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Larned Coburn Memorial Collection Size: 14 3/8 × 22 1/2 in. (36.3 × 57.9 cm) Medium: Oil on cradled panel

https://www.artic.edu/artworks/27764/

[aic-european]

Approaching Storm, Eugène Louis Boudin, 1864, Art Institute of Chicago: European Painting and Sculpture

This painting by Eugène Boudin, a Norman painter and Claude Monet’s teacher, exemplifies the artist’s signature style and subject matter in the 1860s. Monet would later follow Boudin’s practice of painting in the open air, the technique that gave this image of a beach for middle-class vacationers its vivid spontaneity and atmospheric light. This practice would be particularly important for Monet and his contemporaries, who came to be known as the Impressionists. Eugène-Louis Boudin painted many beach scenes at the fashionable tourist spots of Trouville and Deauville in Normandy. In them we see the life of the Paris boulevards translated to the seashore. Bathing attire being still relatively rare, people wore the same clothes at the beach as they did in the city and made the same round of promenades, visits, and dinners. The huts on wheels are portable changing machines that were pulled into the water so that bathers could change without fear of exposure. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Larned Coburn Memorial Collection Size: 14 3/8 × 22 1/2 in. (36.3 × 57.9 cm) Medium: Oil on cradled panel

https://www.artic.edu/artworks/27764/