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PC #CoRL2026 Professor @CS_TUDarmstadt, @hessian_AI, AI Emmy Noether @dfg_public, #ERCStG SIREN, #AlfriedKruppFörderpreis, co-chair TC @MobileManip
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CoRL 2026 accepted 687 papers from a record 2,094 submissions, a program chair announced.
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A post highlights a late-breaking results session for work on robotics agents or Real2Sim2Real.
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A post sharing the preprint says FIND selects feasible tasks, targets weaker skills and evaluates its own attempts.
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A post invites contributions of robot platforms or URDF files to its growing morphology collection by October 15, 2026.
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A September 7 post previewed the 1:30–2:15 p.m. main-stage plenary. A listed participant later invited attendees to Hall C.
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A post congratulates @RKrohn_ on getting the award and expresses pride in the work.
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A PEARL participant’s September 27 announcement outlines planned talks in Pittsburgh on contact-rich robot learning and language-conditioned, two-handed dexterous manipulation.
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@GeorgiaChal says the priorities are supporting the next generation of roboticists, strengthening ties between academia and industry, and giving the robotics community a stronger voice.
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Another post calls Astra, Fable and Muse’s zero-shot performance on robotics and world-model benchmarks a leap in progress, while saying it senses despair among academics.
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The user urges people to debug controllers and deal with contact, latency, calibration and failures—not just make sweeping claims about robotics.
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The post points to harness-design research as a way to improve performance, highlighting Graph-as-Policy (GaP), which it says was accepted to CoRL.
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AI's broader abilities take work to draw out, one user argues. They suggest building a 3D environment and using toy problems to develop intuition alongside a model.
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Georgia Chalvatzaki shares record submissions and final acceptance outcomes.
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Georgia Chalvatzaki promotes the event and urges researchers to submit work.
