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RoboCONN 2026
April 2026.
What is RoboCONN?
                    Prepare yourselves for the Robotics event of the year. In collaboration with Brown Robotics Club, CURC will be hosting an intercollegiate robotics club showcase. The Robotics Conference of New eNgineers (ROBOCONN) exists to bring together college robotics groups to share their projects, learn from workshops, and make connections.
with students from several different colleges
various Experts across your field
in fun events and win prizes
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                                Conference Director
A Mechanical Engineering senior at Columbia University, Celeste is passionate about robotics and sustainable energy. After attending ICRA 2025, she launched ROBOCONN as the acting Co-President of CURC, a conference to unite robotics-minded undergraduates and industry professionals. She researches fusion energy at the Columbia Fusion Research Center, teaches CAD design, and empowers her Columbia community through career and social initiatives
                                Conference Co-director
Mirabel is a Computer Engineering major at Brown University with a strong interest in artificial intelligence and robotics, particularly their ethical and practical applications in solving real-world problems. As part of the ROBOCONN organizing board, she aims to create opportunities for students passionate about technology to connect, collaborate, and engage with industry professionals.
                                Workshop coordinator
Giana is a sophomore studying Computer Science at Columbia Engineering with a strong passion for STEM and community building. As Director of Club Outreach, she represents ROBOCONN by connecting with student organizations and campus communities to expand engagement and promote the event's mission.
                                Showcase and Career Fair coordinator
Beyond her studies as a first-year mechanical engineering major at Columbia University, Siena is passionate about robotics and its applications. As Career Fair Coordinator for ROBOCONN, she connects students with leading companies and research organizations across various STEM-based fields.
Interested? Apply to attend event
                                Attendance is FREE for participating students.
Non-partipating students pay a base fee of $20.
Non-students pay a fee of $100.
                                get to how off their creativity, innovation, and teamwork in our Student Robotics Showcase! Participants will have the opportunity to present their robots, share their ideas, and compete for exciting prizes.
recieve an official event lanyard, custom event T-shirt, and access to all workshops, demos, and networking sessions.
Who can attend: Anyone Interested or curious about robotics or the world of tech
Travel costs: Cost of travel and accomdations are considered individual expenses, however snacks and drinks will be made available at event location