Are you ready for #4 Challenge from the 20 Use Cases Challenge Learning Sprint , crafted together with @AutomationX_by_Kiran ,@pathrudu and with the help of @loredana_ifrim? Let’s level up your UiPath skills!
Here is the Challenge #4 we have in store for you :
USE CASE 7
Automate Movie Information Retrieval and Storage!
Objective:
Automate the process of retrieving movie information from the “RPA Challenge” website and storing the results in an Excel file using UiPath.
Problem Statement:
You need to develop a UiPath automation workflow that performs the following tasks:
User Input:
Prompt the user to input a movie name.
Search for the Movie:
Use the provided movie name to search for its details on the “Movie Search” page.
Retrieve Movie Description:
Extract the description of the movie from the search results.
Store in Excel:
Save the movie name and its description into an Excel file. The Excel file should have columns for “Movie Name” and “Description.”
Handle Exceptions:
Implement error handling to manage scenarios where the movie is not found or the website is unreachable.
USE CASE 8
Extract and Validate Driver’s License Data Using UiPath Document Understanding
Objective:
Automate the extraction and validation of data from a driver’s license using UiPath’s Document Understanding (DU) out-of-the-box model.
Problem Statement:
You need to create a UiPath automation workflow that performs the following tasks:
Read Driver’s License:
Use UiPath Document Understanding with the pre-trained driver’s license model to extract relevant data such as Name, Date of Birth, License Number, and Address etc from a scanned or digital copy of a driver’s license.
Present Validation Station:
Implement the Present Validation Station activity to allow human validation of the extracted data. This step ensures that the data is accurately extracted, especially for fields that may require manual correction.
User Interaction for Validation:
Present the extracted data to the user through the Validation Station interface for review and confirmation. Allow the user to make corrections if necessary.
Post-Validation Processing:
After validation, the confirmed data should be captured and stored in a structured format, such as a Data Table or an Excel file.
Error Handling:
Include error handling mechanisms to manage scenarios where the driver’s license cannot be processed, such as an unreadable document or an unsupported format.
Unlock the Future: 20 Use Cases Challenge Learning Sprint - Day 4!
successfully completed two amazing challenges:
Automate Movie Information Retrieval and Storage
Extract and Validate Driver’s License Data Using UiPath Document Understanding
I’ve also implemented a document understanding use case for COVID certification, utilizing the out-of-the-box machine learning package to extract Vaccination details and validate data with high precision. This project allowed me to tap into the power of UiPath’s AI/ML capabilities and was a thrilling challenge!
thank you to @pradeep_ch@AutomationX_by_Kiran, @pathrudu, and @loredana_ifrim for curating these valuable challenges and supporting us throughout the journey.
I’d love to hear your feedback and insights on my COVID certification use case DU_DrivingLicense.zip (606.3 KB) Movie Information Retrieval.zip (610.4 KB) Document_Understanding_Covid.zip (1.3 MB)
Blast into the Future: Day 4 of the 20 Use Cases Challenge Learning Sprint!
I’ve just wrapped up two fantastic challenges: Automating Movie Info Retrieval and StorageExtracting and Validating Driver’s License Data with UiPath Document Understanding
Plus, I tackled a handwritten document extraction project using UiPath’s AI/ML magic. It was a thrilling ride! Usecase7-DU_LicenseExtraction.zip (639.2 KB) Usecase8-MovieInfoRetrieval.zip (611.2 KB) DocumentExtractionwithvalidation.zip (1.0 MB)
Big shoutout to @pradeep_ch, @AutomationX_by_Kiran, @pathrudu, and @loredana_ifrimspace_invader@Corina_Gheonea for crafting these awesome challenges and guiding us along the way.
I’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback on my handwritten document use case!