CoRL 2025 deadline
The Conference on Robot Learning
September 28-30, 2025 · Seoul, Korea
All deadlines for this edition have passed.
Key dates
Abstract / registration
Wed, Apr 23, 2025 · 23:59 AoE
Full paper
Wed, Apr 30, 2025 · 23:59 AoE
Conference
September 28-30, 2025 · Seoul, Korea
What CoRL reviewers will look for
CoRL reviewers write section-by-section reviews with heavy weight on real-robot evidence (simulation-only work is acceptable when the simulator is realistic and the link to real robots is clear) and check that the mandatory Limitations section is honest; a frank limitations section is not a weakness. Papers without any weak-accept-or-better score may be rejected before rebuttal; the one-page rebuttal targets factual errors.
- Overall score
- Rating, 1–4 (top: “Strong accept”)
- Written fields
- Summary · Strengths · Weaknesses · Limitations · Questions
- Author checklist
- CoRL author requirements, 4 items
Where the bar sits. CoRL 2026 accepted roughly a third of ~2,100 submissions (secondary source; 2024: ~39%). Papers need at least one weak accept to survive the first round. On this modeled 1–4 scale a mean of ≥ 2.75 is a rough proxy for acceptance.
LLM policy for reviewers
CoRL 2026 reportedly allows AI help for literature search, clarifying concepts and polishing wording, but forbids uploading manuscripts to tools without enterprise confidentiality and requires reviewers to disclose tools used; judgments must be the reviewer's own. (Official page currently empty; unverified.)
Official policy