ROSCon 2026 is the global ROS and ROS 2 developer conference, covering robotics middleware, autonomy stacks, simulation workflows, and industrial deployment best practices.
Refer to the official ROSCon 2026 website for confirmed schedule and host city.
ROSCon 2026 is the annual global conference for developers and companies building robots with the Robot Operating System (ROS) and ROS 2. The event gathers core maintainers, robotics software engineers, research labs, and commercial system integrators to exchange technical insights and implementation practices.
ROSCon is engineering-centric. Talks typically focus on middleware performance, real-time control, navigation stacks, simulation pipelines, perception frameworks, and deployment architecture. The conference serves as a direct interface between open-source development and commercial robotics production.
ROS 2 Architecture & Middleware
DDS tuning, real-time determinism, security enhancements, distributed systems.
Navigation & Autonomy
Nav2 updates, SLAM integration, multi-robot coordination, sensor fusion.
Industrial & Commercial Deployment
ROS in AMRs, warehouse automation, field robotics, and humanoid systems.
Simulation & Validation
Gazebo / Ignition integration, CI/CD workflows, digital twin testing.
Open-Source Governance & Ecosystem Growth
Package maintenance, community roadmap, interoperability standards.
Peer-reviewed technical presentations
Lightning talks
Developer workshops and tutorials
Sponsor exhibitions
Community networking sessions
The conference provides visibility into roadmap updates and real-world lessons learned from large-scale ROS deployments.
Robotics software engineers
ROS / ROS 2 developers
Autonomous systems teams
Robotics startups and OEMs
Research institutions building ROS-based platforms
As ROS 2 becomes the de facto middleware for commercial robotics, ROSCon 2026 functions as a critical forum for performance benchmarking, integration strategies, and ecosystem coordination. For companies deploying scalable autonomous systems, insights from ROSCon directly influence architecture decisions and long-term maintainability.
RSF defines a common language for robot service capability, lifecycle operations, certification pathways, and service-provider networks.
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