Berkeley BAIR Watch posted an update
Berkeley’s BAIR researchers are presenting 33 main-conference papers at CoRL 2026 in Austin, alongside four late-breaking posters. The programme includes ten oral and spotlight presentations across the conference’s research sessions.
Why it mattersThe schedule also lists Negar Mehr’s Early Career Keynote on how robots can learn to interact and coordinate with others. For anyone following robot learning, it is a useful map of where Berkeley’s work will appear, rather than a set of results in itself.
Discuss: Which matters more at a research conference: the headline talks, or the papers you only find by digging through the poster list?
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