Google Vision

Image Annotate (Activity), there is no ANALYSIS TYPE property for OBJECT DETECTION. I am looking to get OBJECTS from an image. Is there any way to get OBJECTS from an image using GOOGLE VISION Custom activity?

hi,

 We are getting below error when we are reading an image of png format.

Text Detection: Only activities which have been requested to cancel can call MarkCanceled. Check ActivityInstance.HasCancelBeenRequested before calling this method. 

Can u please help us with this

Regards,

Nalini

Hi Dean,

I already downloaded the package, but when i install package, there is an error "A local file header is corrupted". I dont have any idea about this error. Do you have any suggestion?

I am trying to parse the output to get handwritten value of a key in a form ( such as customer name). How to get the value of that specific key without outputing the entire page text?

Hi,

Please share the method to parse output of 'AnnotateImage' activity. How to get values from 'AnnotateImageResponse' Field.

Thanks

I am also running into below error-An ExceptionDetail, likely created by IncludeExceptionDetailInFaults=true, whose value is:System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not find credentials at the path 'D:\Trainings\RPA\Robots\dumps\file.json'.  at UiPath.GoogleVision.Activities.GoogleVisionScope.Execute(NativeActivityContext context)..

I am using logo detection activity but when running the robot an exception fire : could not find image url (i am sure of the path and url) can you help me please fix this error

I downloaded my client_secrets.json for the Google Vision Scope but I still get the error: "Could not find credentials at the path". What more is it to it?

When using the Google Vision activity it won't load the image. If i put an image local path (URL field blank) I get: "could not find image at the URL """. If I put an image through a public URL I get the same error. This happens using the "Text Detection" activity, I setup the right service account key (which I downloaded as JSON and put it in the surrounding Google Vision Scope). Does anyone have any ideas?