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Australian School of Robotic Systems 2026

WHEN 6 July, 2026 to 10 July, 2026 [AEST]
WHEREAustralian National University, Canberra

The Australian School of Robotic Systems (AUSROS) will bring together an exciting four-day lineup of lectures, workshops, and activities. Hosted by ARIAM at the Australian National University (ANU), 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 Canberra, Australia on July 6-10 2026.

 


We welcome you to the third Australian School of Robotic Systems (AUSROS) 2026.

Over 5 days of AUSROS at ANU, Canberra, 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 AUSROS 2025 here.

This event is sponsored by the ANU School of Computing.


 

Over four and a half days, AuSRoS will bring together lectures, workshops, and hands‑on activities that are focused on the fundamental science and transdisciplinary pathways of robotic systems across academia and industry. The program is developed to allow attendees, guests, industry partners, and other stakeholders to have discussion and engagement sessions. Stay tune for the detailed program. 
Mon, Jul 6Tue, Jul 7Wed, Jul 8Thu, Jul 9Fri, Jul 10
09:00SensingSingle-Joint ControlMulti-Joint ControlSymbolic Planning
09:30
10:00BreakBreakBreakBreak
10:30Deep Dive: Brian AndersonDeep Dive: Dana KulicDeep Dive: John VialFoundation Models
11:00
11:30Introduction to PlanningState EstimationSLAMHands-On Multi-Body Control
12:00
12:30LunchLunchLunchLunch
13:00
13:30Robot LearningWorkshopSensor FusionDeep Dive: Jen Jen Chung
14:00Introduction
14:30Learning RepresentationHands-On SlamHands-On Learning
15:00Ice Breaker
15:30BreakBreakBreakBreak
16:00PanelPlanning under uncertaintyWorkshopTour, Dinner, StargazingDeep Dive: Ahalya Prabakhar
16:30
17:00Hands on PlanningClosing+Farewell
17:30
18:00BreakBreakBreak
18:30Workshop / Demos
19:00
19:30
21:00
  • Prof. Em. Brian Anderson, AC

    ANU

  • Prof. Stephen Gould

    ANU

  • Assoc. Prof. Patrik Haslum

    ANU, ARIAM

  • Assoc. Prof. Miaomiao Liu

    ANU

  • Dr. John Vial

    Nexxis

  • ARIAM Researchers

  • More speakers TBC

Registration Rates

  • Students: $330
  • ARIAM Partners: $660
  • Industry Attendees: $1200

Register here

Accommodation Options:
“Canberra Accommodation”. Call or email directly at reception<at>canberra-accommodation<dot>com<dot>au with the reference (ASRSE).
Types and cost:
  • Twin-share bunk floor, shared facilities – $65 per person per night or single accommodation at $75 per night. 
  • Single room with shared bathroom – $85 per night

More to come


 

General Chair: Hanna Kurniawati, (ANU)

Local Arrangement Chair: Rahul Shome (ANU)

Program Chair: Donald Dansereau (USyd)

Program Committee:

  • Thierry Peynot (QUT)
  • Ian Manchester (USyd)

Administrative Support:

  • Kainaz Mistry (ANU)
  • Summer Sobbi (USyd)
  • Bridget De Pelleport (USyd)

Organiser Email

ariam.hub@sydney.edu.au

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