AI BriefingLoRR 2026 Robot Coordination Competition
Key point
The LoRR 2026 competition, held in conjunction with AAMAS 2026, addresses large-scale multi-robot coordination challenges.
Details
Co-hosted with AAMAS 2026, the League of Robot Runners (LoRR) 2026 is a research competition focused on large-scale multi-robot coordination. It addresses real-time coordination challenges involving hundreds to thousands of robots, which are central to logistics, manufacturing, and gaming.
The key technical challenges include:
- Determining actions using policy-based algorithms
- Operating in environments with uncertainty, such as action delays
- Solving nested combinatorial optimization problems that combine task allocation and path planning
Participants can choose from three tracks: Task Scheduling, Execution, and Combined. Participants are provided with C++/Python starter kits, example instances, validators, and visualization tools.
Key dates:
- April 16, 2026: Main round begins
- July 22, 2026: Main round ends
- Early August 2026: Final winners announced
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