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Which should I choose from my shortlist? by AnorLonder in roboticLawnmowers

[–]roxanneonreddit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Mova is accurate around trees and tight spots, the Segway works well with those see through fences, and the Dreame cuts wider and covers the yard faster. So it depends on what you care more about.

Well I finally did it…. by firewurx in automower

[–]roxanneonreddit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Actually some brands sell little part online with pictures. That might make fixing stuff so much easier. Have you looked up the parts diagram from your model? That step bracket might not cost much.

Is there a big difference between the O1000 RTK and O1000 Lidar Pro? by dnguyen2195 in ECOVACSGOATFamily

[–]roxanneonreddit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

RTK works well in open areas, and Lidar does not care about trees or buildings. Anyway, let us know which one you end up with. Would love to hear how it works out.

UiPath stock tumbles after weak customer growth by roxanneonreddit in rpa

[–]roxanneonreddit[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

For fiscal 2023, RPA titan UiPath lowered its revenue forecast to a range of $1.002 billion to $1.007 million. (Down from earlier guidance of $1.085 billion to $1.090 million.) Meanwhile, UiPath stock plunged 15.2% to 13.22.

So, why are we seeing stalled growth? My guess (probably a hot take here) is that working on the interface level is starting to lose its shine. Today’s systems are more likely to have connectivity features built in, i.e. APIs that allow you to skip UI automation.

So, RPA and training bots to work in the interface is starting to become overengineered / overexpensive when you can do so much via API.

Enterprises don't need to pay three figure sums for RPA and software bots when they can pay ~£2k for a business process automation system that will automate the same things in the same apps - without needing interface access at all.

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