Wolfram Burgard
Professor of Computer Science, University of Technology Nuremberg
CoRL 2026 brings robot-learning research to Austin on November 9–12, with three main conference days, workshops, keynotes and demonstrations.
The Conference on Robot Learning, CoRL 2026, takes place in Austin, Texas, on November 9–12. The main conference runs November 9–11 and workshops follow on November 12. Its research focus is the intersection of robotics and machine learning, connecting new learning methods with systems that act in the physical world.
The announced keynote program includes Wolfram Burgard, Russ Tedrake and Fei-Fei Li. A fireside chat brings together AMD chair and CEO Lisa Su and Li. Papers, demonstrations and workshops provide additional opportunities to examine current approaches to robot learning.
Activities are distributed across three locations. JW Marriott Austin, 110 East 2nd Street, hosts posters, exhibits, lunches and breaks. Hilton Austin, 500 East 4th Street, hosts presentations and keynotes on the first two days. Bass Hall, 2350 Robert Dedman Drive, hosts the reception and third-day keynote. The venue panel identifies JW Marriott as one location within this broader program.
Use the official website to check the venue assigned to each activity. The registration guide links to booking and explains author requirements. Confirm your pass and workshop arrangements before travelling between locations.
Professor of Computer Science, University of Technology Nuremberg
Toyota Professor, MIT; Co-Founder and CEO, Walden Robotics
Sequoia Professor, Stanford University; Co-Founder and CEO, World Labs
Chair and CEO, AMD