Event guide
Why this event is on the calendar
CoRL, the Conference on Robot Learning, is an annual international research conference at the intersection of robotics and machine learning. The 2026 edition is confirmed for November 9–12 in Austin, with workshops on November 9 and the main conference November 10–12 at the JW Marriott Austin.
The public call for papers and workshop call make it an academic-program-first event. For industry visitors, the value is proximity to emerging robot-learning work and the researchers building it; a detailed session schedule was not yet published in the reviewed materials.
Who gets value from it
Robot-learning researchers, PhD students, university labs, applied ML teams, foundation-model-for-robotics builders, and technical recruiters.
How the day tends to work
Plan around a workshop day followed by three main-conference days. Expect research talks, posters, workshops, and technical networking; confirm social events and final schedule when the organizer publishes them.
Prior-edition evidence
What past editions show
Plan with primary sources
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Organizer sources
Researched from organizer-owned sources. Programs and logistics can change, so confirm registration and venue details before booking travel.
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