A ROS developer conference with workshops, technical talks and lab tours. The published programme includes robot grasping, manipulation benchmarking and impedance control.
Broader robot software, rather than a hands-only event. Registration and workshop allocations are capacity-limited; check the programme for sessions relevant to your stack.
The workshop lists several submission formats. Its schedule has inconsistent AM/PM labels; this directory records the event date only, not a confirmed session time.
Papers, abstracts & demo proposals 2026-10-09 · Cutoff time and timezone not stated · Date passed
The source gives a date without a cutoff timezone; confirm before submitting.
An afternoon workshop on hand design, learning, sensing and evidence for dexterous manipulation. Posters, talks and demonstrations connect hardware and algorithm research.
A hands-on tutorial on turning human videos into robot-training data: reconstruction, retargeting, validation and dexterous policy learning in Isaac Lab.
The organizer describes laptop inspection, optional GPU execution and precomputed-artifact paths. The timetable is tentative; check the current setup requirements and CoRL registration before attending.
Submission deadlines have not been verified here. Follow the organizer’s current call.
Date note: Listed on CoRL’s accepted workshop/tutorial page. The date follows the conference’s 12 November workshop day; the tutorial page has a tentative timetable but no separate date or room. Date source
The manipulation challenge registration deadline has passed. Attendance and challenge participation are separate; confirm current arrangements with the organizer. The morning schedule is tentative.
Dexterity challenge registration 2026-10-05 · Cutoff time and timezone not stated · Date passed
Challenge entry, not general conference registration. Final task rules were not yet published at source review.
Conference homepage currently exposes template content. Use the organizer prospectus and IEEE listing; submission deadlines are not verified.
Submission deadlines have not been verified here. Follow the organizer’s current call.
Date note: The organizer prospectus includes public activities on 6 December; the IEEE calendar lists 7–9 December. Exhibits are 8–9 December. Confirm the sessions you plan to attend. Date source
· Sydney, Australia · Paris, France · Atlanta, USA
A broader machine-learning conference with robotics and embodied-learning workshops. Sydney runs December 6–12; Paris and Atlanta satellites run December 9–13.
The financial-assistance deadline has passed. The support page separately lists Paris volunteering until October 15, but also has a general closure notice; confirm that track directly before applying. Workshop contributions have individual calls.
Early registration 2026-10-30 · 23:59 Anywhere on Earth (UTC−12) · Upcoming deadline
Registration milestone, not a research submission deadline.
Financial assistance / Sydney & Atlanta volunteering 2026-10-06 · 23:59 Anywhere on Earth (UTC−12) · ClosedDeadline source
Date note: This range spans three sites with different dates. Choose your site on the official registration page; there is no single calendar download for all locations. Date source
The organizer lists submission and registration dates, but both portals were still marked “opening soon” at source review. Follow the official page for access and the programme.
Research submissions 2026-11-20 · Cutoff time and timezone not stated · Upcoming deadline
Submission portal not yet open at source review; the submission format must be confirmed with the organizer.
A forum connecting robotics research with industry, including a scientific track, workshops and exhibits. The scientific call emphasizes sustainable and circular industrial applications.
Use the organizer’s 2–4 March dates. The city accommodation page lists a wider 1–5 March period. Registration categories have different eligibility and access conditions.
Scientific track papers 2026-10-12 · 23:59 CET (UTC+1), as published · Closed
Research must connect to sustainability, circularity or industrial applications. The call explicitly says CET; confirm with the organizer if interpreting local summer time.
Full papers and workshop proposals have closed. The video/demo, student and industry tracks have separate deadlines; venue details are not yet verified.
Industry white papers 2026-10-10 · 23:59 Anywhere on Earth (UTC−12) · ClosedDeadline source
A broader machine-learning conference relevant to representation learning, robot policies and reinforcement learning. Check the eventual workshop program for manipulation-specific sessions.
The main-paper deadline has passed. The organizer has not confirmed the venue in its venue section; do not infer a booking location from the page image.
Date note: The conference homepage says April 26–30, 2027. The workshop call has a 2026 year typo in its introductory paragraph; its deadline list is for the 2027 cycle. Date source
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