CoRL 2026 Accepts 687 Papers

Georgia Chalvatzaki announced CoRL 2026 decisions and noted strong growth in the robot learning community. The conference received 2,094 active submissions, nearly three times the number from last year. After months of reviewing, rebuttals, discussions, and calibration, 687 papers were accepted for an acceptance rate of about 33 percent. Posting as full professor at TU Darmstadt and Hessian.AI who leads the PEARL lab, she serves as program chair and described the scale of work required. Her post marks the release of results following the intensive review cycle.