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    HOW DOES RPA WORK?
                      RPA works by using software robots (known as bots) to automate repetitive and time-consuming

                      tasks that are typically performed by humans. These bots can interact with applications and
                      systems in the same way a human would, enabling the automation of processes like data entry,
                      form filling or responding to emails.
                                                                  RPA

                                   ROBOTIC                        PROCESS                          AUTOMATION

                       RAPID RECALL                             Tick ( ) if you know this.

                          1.  The Internet of Things or IoT, is a system that connects everyday objects to the Internet.

                          2.  Robotics is the field of designing and building robots.

                          PRIVACY PRACTICES
                          Make sure to set strong, unique passwords for your smart devices and regularly update them
                          to maintain security.

                             AUGMENTED REALITY (AR)

                      Augmented Reality (AR) is a technology that adds digital
                      information, like images, sounds or videos, to the real world. Instead

                      of replacing reality, AR enhances it by overlaying digital content on
                      top. For example, using a smartphone or tablet, AR can add digital
                      objects, like a game character or information, over what you see
                      in real life.

                      HOW DOES AR WORK?
                      The simple breakdown of how Augmented Reality (AR) works is as follows:

                          Camera  & Sensors: The device’s  camera  captures  the real world, while sensors detect
                         movement and location.

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