RSS 2025: Call for Papers – Robotics: Science and Systems Conference
Get ready for the 21st Robotics: Science and Systems conference, RSS 2025, taking place at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, California, from June 21-25, 2025. Submit your papers and demos in various robotics fields and be a part of this renowned event in the robotics community.
RSS 2025: Call for Papers – Robotics: Science and Systems Conference
We are thrilled to announce the 21st Robotics: Science and Systems (RSS) conference, returning to the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, California, from June 21-25, 2025. This single-track conference brings together researchers in all areas of robotics, from scientific foundations to applications and analysis. RSS 2025 will continue its strong tradition of quality, fairness, and rigor, with an emphasis on ‘systems’ papers and a rebuttal stage for submissions.
The conference invites paper and demo submissions in various robotics fields such as assembly, logistics, manufacturing, assistive robots, autonomous vehicle navigation, bioinspired robots, control & dynamics, cognitive modeling, field robotics, formal methods, grasping & manipulation, human-robot interaction, humanoid & walking robots, mechanisms & design, medical robotics, multi-robot & networked systems, robot learning, robot modeling & simulation, robot perception, sensing & vision, robot planning, robot state estimation, localization & mapping, and soft robots.
Important dates:
– January 17, 2025: Abstract/Title Submission Deadline
– January 24, 2025: Paper and Demo Submission Deadline
– January 31, 2025: Supplementary Material Submission Deadline
– February 16, 2025: Workshop Submission Deadline
– March 22, 2025: Workshop Acceptance Notification
– April 10, 2025: Paper and Demo Acceptance Notification
For more information, please visit the conference website at https://roboticsconference.org/.
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