RAS TAB: Industry Connection with IROS 2026 Workshops with Travel Support

We are excited to invite your startup to participate in IROS 2026 workshops through a new initiative designed to foster collaboration between startups, academia, and industry leaders.

As part of this program, selected startups will receive travel support to attend IROS 2026 and the opportunity to:

  • Deliver a 10-minute presentation in up to two workshops.
  • Network with leading researchers and industry experts at TC Socials.
  • Increase visibility by showcasing your innovation to a global audience.

How to Apply

To express your interest, please complete the survey below by 31 August:

🔗 Application Form: https://bit.ly/rastabstartupsiros26

* Please check the workshop information here.

You may apply to up to two workshops, and we will work to match you with the most relevant sessions. The final selection will be confirmed by the workshop chairs.

We believe this initiative presents a unique chance for startups to gain insights, build relationships, and drive innovation at the intersection of research and industry.

You may also be interested in the MassRobotics Robotics Startup Pitch Competition 2026; please see the attached flyer [click] or visit the competition website for more information, noting that the application deadline is this week.

*Link: https://www.massrobotics.org/robotics-startup-pitch-competition-2026/

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out. We look forward to your participation! 

Info: [email protected]


Hugo Rodrigue

IEEE RAS Vice President, Technical Activities Board (TAB)

 

Jasmine Park

IEEE-RAS TAB Assistant

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