Ui Path Learning ath Licensing Platform Components Before addressing the actual licensing models, we first need to understand what the main components of the UiPath Platform are and how they work together. Studiois the tool used by RPA developers to build automation projects, which are then performed by the robots. UiPath Studio is installed along with a Development Robot which serves two purposes: on the one hand, it enables workflow execution on the local machine, and, on the other hand, it ensures the ability to connect the local Studio instance to Orchestrator. To benefit from these capabilities, a Development license needs to be acquired. Robotsexecute the processes designed in UiPath Studio. There are dedicated licenses for each Robot type: Attended, Unattended and NonProduction. The Attended robots collaborate with the users on business activities that require human intervention, speeding up repetitive front-office tasks. They reside on the employee's workstation and are perfect collaborators in service desk, helpdesk, and call center activities. The Unattended robots operate without human intervention, maximizing the cost and performance benefits for any variety of back-office activity. Those two Robot types only operate in the Production environment, as we'll explain in a few moments.Ui Path Learning NonProduction robots are used in UAT or similar Pre-Production environments to test the automation workflows before promoting them into Production. To prevent the Production digital workforce from being entirely engaged in running tests, NonProduction licenses can be obtained. Finally, Orchestrator is a web-based management platform which provides remote control and monitoring capabilities for the digital workforce, as well as license management options. Let's sum up. The UiPath Platform components are: Orchestrator, Studio and Robot.