To trigger robot 2 when robot 1 is stopped through automation, you can set up a monitoring system that detects when robot 1 stops and sends a signal to robot 2 to start its operation. This can be achieved using sensors, software triggers, or a control system that links the two robots' operations.

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To trigger robot 2 when robot 1 is stopped through automation, you can set up a monitoring system that detects when robot 1 stops and sends a signal to robot 2 to start its operation. This can be achieved using sensors, software triggers, or a control system that links the two robots' operations.

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Please provide an automation solution to trigger robot2 using UiPath automation.

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Hareesh M. · Answer 1 · 2019-12-12T12:09:25-06:00

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Answered over 5 years ago

You can place the entire workflow in a try catch block and if the workflow fails, it will navigate to catch activity where you can run the same workflow again or the another. If you want to run the bot which is deployed in Orchestrator, you can use API as well

To trigger robot 2 when robot 1 is stopped through automation, you can set up a monitoring system that detects when robot 1 stops and sends a signal to robot 2 to start its operation. This can be achieved using sensors, software triggers, or a control system that links the two robots' operations.

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