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Australian School of Robotic Systems 2025

WHEN 1 July, 2025 to 4 July, 2025 [AEST]
WHEREQUT Gardens Point Campus, Brisbane

The Australian School of Robotic Systems (AUSROS) will bring together an exciting four-day lineup of lectures, workshops, and activities. AUSROS will focus on the fundamental science and transdisciplinary journeys that span across academia and industry in robotic systems.

We hope to see you in Brisbane, Australia on July 1-4 2025.


We welcome you to the second Australian School of Robotic Systems (AUSROS) 2025.

Over four days at the QUT Gardens Point Campus, Brisbane, attendees will get to hear from invited guest lecturers, academics, and industry professionals about the essential topics that enable the science, technology, and deployment of robotic systems.

We encourage participation from attendees from diverse backgrounds. AUSROS will be of particular interest to graduate students (PhD or Master’s), future graduate students, researchers in robotics (or related fields), professional R&D engineers in robotics (or related fields).  The program will also allow attendees, guests, industry partners, and other stakeholders to have discussion and engagement sessions. Join like-minded attendees at AUSROS and learn to create and develop robot systems that pave the way towards a brighter future.

You can find information about last year’s inaugural AUSROS 2024 here.


 

The second edition of AUSROS will held this year at the QUT Gardens Point Campus in the Brisbane CBD, Australia between July 1-4 2025. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about the foundations of robotic systems, hear from high-profile guest speakers, and engage with stakeholders in industry and academia.

Foundational lectures will have expert researchers and renowned academics deliver hands-on talks on the basics of the elements of robotic systems – control, planning, perception, learning, and more.

Deep dive talks will have invited guest speakers cover a state-of-the-art domain of interest, drawing on the technical depth of specific topic. The exciting slate of invited speakers will be announced soon.

Industry engagement and panel discussions will bring together expert stakeholders from diverse academic and industry backgrounds to discuss the most compelling problems in robotic systems.

Tentative Program

Tracks

  • Sensing & Perception
    • Sensing
    • Localisation & Mapping
    • Sensor Data Fusion
  • Planning & Reasoning
    • Motion Planning Essentials
    • Planning under Uncertainty
    • Task and Motion Planning
  • Control & Estimation
    • Single-joint Control
    • Rigid-body State Estimation
    • Multi-body Control
  • Robotic Learning
    • Learning Essentials
    • LIDAR & Learning
    • Robot Foundation Models

The program will feature renowned researchers to deliver exciting lectures.


This school is complementary to the Robotic Vision Summer School (RVSS) that is held annually in Australia’s summer months. We encourage students interested in robotic vision to visit rvss.org.au.

  • Jen Jen Chung

    The University of Queensland

  • Don Dansereau

    University of Sydney

  • Feras Dayoub

    University of Adelaide

  • Hanna Kurniawati

    Australian National University

  • Ian Manchester

    University of Sydney

  • Chris McCool

    CSIRO

  • Peyman Moghadam

    CSIRO

  • Thierry Peynot

    QUT

  • Guodong Shi

    University of Sydney

  • Rahul Shome

    Australian National University

  • Laurianne Sitbon

    QUT

  • Krishna Manaswi Digumarti

    QUT

  • Navinda Kottege

    CSIRO

Registration rates

Students, CSIRO and university staff: $330
ARIAM partner employees: $660
Non-ARIAM industry organisation: $1320

Click here to go to the registration page.


Organiser Email

ariam.hub@sydney.edu.au


 

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