Image Automation integration

What the Image Automation package does

Image Automation package helps you to automate graphical user interfaces

Desktop GUI automation using pixel-based image recognition, OCR, and synthetic input - built for RDP / Citrix / kiosk / mainframe scenarios where the target app is only reachable via screen pixels. Provides nodes to find, click, hover, drag, scroll, and wait for template images or text on screen using OpenCV template matching (with optional scale-invariant search and search-region limits) and Tesseract OCR (with language, preprocessing, and PSM controls). Ships the Extract Table flagship for scraping on-screen tables - column detection from header OCR, row detection via stripe or whitespace-gap analysis, auto-scroll-and-stitch with composite-key dedupe, and optional clipboard / monospace fast paths. Additional nodes handle pixel colour sampling and classification, screen-stability waits, clipboard get/set, and keyboard hotkeys covering F1 - F24, arrow / edit cluster, and PAD-style tokens like {ENTER}, {F5}, {HOTKEY:ctrl+s}. No authentication required.

Namespace

Robomotion.ImageAutomation

Latest version

0.12.5 (26 versions published)

Written in

C#

Categories

Automation & Workflow

Image Automation nodes (35)

These are the node IDs an agentic flow or an RPA bot uses, exactly as they appear in the Flow Designer and in flow code.

Platforms

The Image Automation package runs on Windows, macOS and Linux robots. Any Robomotion robot on these operating systems can run a flow that uses it.

How to install the Image Automation package

1. Open Packages in the Robomotion Flow Designer.
2. Search for Image Automation or Robomotion.ImageAutomation, then click Install on its card.
3. The Image Automation nodes appear in the node palette for everyone in the workspace, because installation is per workspace.

From a terminal, the Robomotion CLI installs the same package:

robomotion install Robomotion.ImageAutomation

Templates that use Image Automation

3 ready-made templates use Image Automation nodes in their flows. Open one to start from a working flow.

• Putting it together

  One flow over three systems. Headless Chrome reads today's web orders from Acme ERP Web, the finance system is asked about each customer over Remote Desktop, and the orders with nothing overdue are entered into Acme ERP for Windows, line by line, with a report at the end.

• Reading over Remote Desktop

  A flow that logs on to Acme ERP over Remote Desktop, reads the outstanding and overdue totals off the Invoices screen with OCR, each anchored to its label, and writes the overdue share to a CSV file.

• Slow sessions

  A flow recorded on a good Remote Desktop session that logs on and updates a customer's email, phone and notes in Acme ERP, and still gets every value right on a slow session that loses keystrokes.

Related integrations

Packages that share a category or keywords with Image Automation. It is filed under Automation & Workflow.

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• ApifyRun Apify Actors, get dataset items, and automate web scraping workflows
• AppsServe a Robomotion App from a flow - one trigger per app action, with progress, events and file transfer over the artifacts store
• Bika AIConnect to Bika AI and manage spaces, database records, and attachments
• Home AssistantConnect to Home Assistant and control your smart home devices, services, states, and events

Image Automation documentation

The Image Automation package reference on docs.robomotion.io documents each node and its properties.