The Organizing Committee for the 2025 Conference on Robot Learning (CoRL 2025) invites the submission of proposals for demonstrations. The demos will take place during the conference from September 27-30, 2025.
Each proposed idea is required to include at least 1 physical robot system(s) (rather than simulation or other digital formats only).
It is allowed to submit work that was presented elsewhere; however, preference will be given to novel contributions that have not been previously shown at another conference or other events.
By submitting a proposal, the proposers are required to peer-review at least one other demo submission.
Proposal Deadline: June 7, 2025 (11:59:59 AoE)
Dates of Demos: September 27-30, 2025
CoRL seeks demos that show impressive progress in robot learning. The topics include but are not limited to the following:
demonstrating a new level of autonomy beyond existing systems.
demonstrating the performance of novel (recently published) robot learning methods integrated with real robots.
demonstrating enablers for the robot learning community, e.g., systems for data collection, teleoperation, novel hardware and infrastructure that robot learning labs can benefit from.
A proposal should be submitted to OpenReview.
The demo proposal (2-page limit, not including proposer bios and references). The authors are expected to address the points in the proposal template,
A video (<10 mins) showing their demo or exhibition, and the hardware they will bring to the conference venue in Seoul, Korea.
Please note that you are responsible for transporting the hardware and preparing all the required documentation (e.g., customs forms and insurance, if needed). CoRL 2025 Organizing Committee is not liable for any damages that may occur during transport or during demonstrations, and does not offer any insurance or shipping arrangements.
If your proposal is accepted, at least one author must register for and attend the demos sessions to present the work in person. For registration information please check the main conference website.
CoRL demos are for showcasing and enabling research progress. While both academic and industrial labs can participate, the focus is on open hardware, systems, methods, and research, not products. Companies interested in showcasing their commercial products should contact the CoRL Sponsorship Chairs (instead of submitting a demo proposal).
For any inquiries, please contact the demo chair, Jean Oh (jeanoh@cmu.edu), with “[CoRL25 Demo]” in the subject line.