CoRL 2026 Dexterous Manipulation workshop closes submissions tonight
HaozhiQ · x · 2026-10-06
The 3rd Workshop on Dexterous Manipulation at CoRL 2026 (Nov 12, Austin) closes submissions tonight. Co-organized by Haozhi Qi, Jitendra Malik, Deepak Pathak and others, it covers full-stack robotics across mechanical design, motion planning, control, and ML.
Unlike a typical paper venue, the workshop is structured around viewpoints, evidence, and reflection: invited speakers argue distinct positions on scaling dexterous manipulation, with posters and live demos from academia and industry, aiming to clarify where approaches agree, diverge, and what evidence would change current assumptions.
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