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CoRL 2026

CoRL 2026 Workshop on Grounded 4D Multimodal World Models for Autonomous Driving Decision Making

Nov 12 2026JW Marriott Austin, Austin, Texas, USAOfficial workshop site Site reachable

The CoRL 2026 workshop on Grounded 4D Multimodal World Models focuses on advancing 4D occupancy, multi-view video, LiDAR, and scenario generation techniques that directly support autonomous driving decision-making, planning, control, and safety validation. It emphasizes non-archival, double-blind submissions of early-stage ideas, negative results, benchmarks, and resources to foster collaborative discussion and community-driven outputs like evaluation checklists and an open problems whitepaper.

Official CFP Back to deadlines Verified September 9, 2026

Key deadlines

Verified September 9, 2026

Full paper

October 12, 2026

AoE

Workshop timeline

Submission and decisions

Full paperKey deadline

October 12, 2026 · AoE

Paper fit

Contribution paths

A strong submission should clearly identify its contribution and evaluate it appropriately.

Short papers

Anonymous 2-4 page contributions focusing on connecting world modeling to autonomous driving decisions.

Extended abstracts

Concise summaries of work that contribute to the workshop conversation.

Benchmark or dataset reports

Reports introducing or analyzing benchmarks or datasets relevant to grounded 4D multimodal world models.

Resource or challenge proposals

Proposals for new resources, codebases, datasets, or challenges to advance the field.

Position papers

Opinionated or conceptual papers that frame key questions or directions for the community.

Negative results

Work that reports failed experiments or limitations to guide future research.

Early-stage ideas

Preliminary or exploratory work intended to spark discussion and feedback.

Research areas in scope

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Representations for Action

Occupancy-centric 4DObject-centric modelsBEV (Bird's Eye View)VideoLiDARHybrid driving world modelsTrajectoriesHybrid state abstractions
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Grounded 4D Multimodal Worlds

GeometrySemanticsTemporal coherenceSensor rigsPhysically plausible interactions
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Decision-aware Evaluation

Planning utilityNo at-fault collisionsDrivable area complianceRobustnessFailure transfer
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Scenario Generation

Long-tail scenariosAdversarial scenariosCounterfactual scenariosSafety-critical scenario generation
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Benchmarks and Datasets

Benchmarks for sim-to-real validityMetrics for planning utilityDataset curationAnnotationScaling laws for grounded 4D multimodal driving world models
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Resource and Challenge Tracks

Open codeDatasetsPretrained weightsReproducible evaluation suites

Policies worth checking twice

  • Double-blind review process
  • Anonymous submissions only; author identity must not be revealed
  • 2-4 page limit for main text; references and optional appendix excluded
  • Use of official CoRL 2026 LaTeX template required
  • Anonymous supporting code, data, video, or project pages allowed if they do not reveal author identity
  • Non-archival: accepted work will not appear in CoRL or PMLR proceedings
  • At least one author must attend in person to present
  • Authors choose whether to make the accepted PDF public on OpenReview or keep it private

Official sources

Compiled from the official call for papers. The organizers’ pages remain authoritative.

Last verified September 9, 2026