RoboCon 2026

Talk. A talk is something you give on stage or pre-recorded for the online conference. Talks should be 20 minutes in length. There will be a 5 minute Q&A after the talk.

Keynote Keynotes should highlight a theme or big picture idea for the community at large.

Tutorial. A tutorial is short form presentation. This is not a workshop, but more of an introduction to a topic x for ~2 hours for a group of 20-40 people in a separate track/day of the online conference. A very light-weight hands-on learning could be involved in the tutorial. Tutorials will be hosted only during the on-line conference.

Workshop. A workshop is a full day (7 hours) of hands-on learning in a classroom setting.

Online Workshop. A full-day (7 hours), fully online, live, and instructor-led session focused on hands-on learning in small groups. These are not pre-recorded and emphasize real-time interaction and practice with the instructor and peers.

You have 350 characters to sell your talk. This is known as the "elevator pitch". Make it as exciting and enticing as possible.

Please write at most 600 characters.

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Please write at most 3000 characters.

Notes will only be seen by reviewers during the Call For Speakers process. This is where you should explain things such as technical requirements, why you're the best person to speak on this subject, etc... This field supports Markdown / HTML.

If you have a co-speaker, please add their email address here, and we will invite them to create an account. If you have more than one co-speaker, you can add more speakers after finishing the proposal process.