Which of the following is NOT a type of UiPath robot?

In the UiPath ecosystem, there are specific classifications of robots designed to perform various automation tasks. The Attended Robot is designed to work alongside a human user, performing tasks on-demand. The Unattended Robot, on the other hand, works independently without user interaction, typically executing tasks in the background and can be scheduled to run at specific times. The Hybrid Robot concept blends elements of both attended and unattended capabilities, allowing for a flexible approach to automation.

The term "Development Robot" does not represent a distinct category within the UiPath robot classification system. While development is an essential part of the UiPath framework, particularly during the design and testing of automation workflows, it does not refer to a specific type of robot. Therefore, it is not recognized as one of the standard types of UiPath robots.

Understanding these distinctions is crucial for effectively deploying robots within an automation framework and ensuring that they align with the desired operational model.