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Robotics Science and Systems RSS 2026

Robotics: Science and Systems (RSS 2026) is an international robotics research conference held July 13–17, 2026 in Sydney, Australia, featuring peer-reviewed presentations, workshops, tutorials, posters, and networking opportunities for robotics scientists and engineers

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Robotics: Science and Systems (RSS 2026)

Event Title: Robotics: Science and Systems 2026 (RSS 2026)
Dates: July 13–17, 2026 
Location: University of Technology Sydney, Sydney, Australia

Overview:
RSS is a focused academic robotics conference bringing together researchers from global institutions to present breakthrough research in robotics science and systems design. The event features a single-track program of technical papers, tutorials, poster sessions, workshops, and interactive discussions.

Structure:

  • Single-track oral sessions on core robotics topics.

  • Poster and demonstration sessions.

  • Workshops and tutorials designed for deep technical exchange.

  • Early Career Spotlight sessions for emerging researchers.

Program Components:

  • Workshops & Tutorials: Focused tutorials on emerging areas in robotics.

  • Poster/Demo Sessions: Interactive poster sessions covering applied research.

  • Networking: Social events for professional networking and collaboration.

  • Accepted Papers: A curated list of peer-reviewed contributions (perception, navigation, control systems, etc.).

Call for Participation:

  • Open to submissions reporting novel scientific and systems contributions.

  • Double-blind reviewed paper submissions.

Organizers & Chairs:
Led by global academic researchers across institutions including Columbia University, MIT, and University of Technology Sydney.

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