Call for Proposals — RoboCon 2027
For a decade, RoboCon has been where the Robot Framework community comes together — to learn, share, and push the craft forward. This year we're celebrating our 10th anniversary, and we want you to be part of it.
Have you solved a hard problem with Robot Framework? Built something the community needs to know about? Learned something the hard way so others don't have to? This is your stage.
In-person: Helsinki, March 8–12, 2027 · Online: Worldwide, April 7–9, 2027
Be part of the 10th anniversary
— this is the biggest edition yet, and the people in the room are the ones who built and shaped Robot Framework over the past decade
Contribute to open source and reach a global audience
— sharing your knowledge is one of the most direct ways to give back, and your talk will be seen by attendees worldwide and on our YouTube channel long after the conference
Teach, not just talk
— whether it's a workshop, tutorial, or a talk with real takeaways, RoboCon audiences come to learn and put things into practice
Speaker package
— free conference pass, travel support for Helsinki speakers, and a little something to mark the 10th edition
Topics can be technical or non-technical, introductory or advanced. If it's useful or instructive to the Robot Framework community, we want to hear about it.
This is a Robot Framework conference. Proposals should have a clear connection to Robot Framework — that's the rule, not the exception. Generic testing or automation talks without a meaningful link to Robot Framework or its community are unlikely to make the program.
For the online conference, we are particularly looking for proposals in these focus areas:
AI & Automation Intelligence
Web UI Testing
Libraries & Integrations
Core Robot Framework
Data & APIs
Best Practices from the Community
Don't see an exact fit? Submit anyway.
Talk
— 20 min + 5 min Q&A — Helsinki and Online (pre-recorded)
Lightning Talk
— 10 min — Helsinki
Workshop
— full day (Helsinki) or up to 3 hours (Online), hands-on
Tutorial
— 60–90 min, practical walkthrough — Online
All submissions are scored by the RoboCon team. A dedicated program committee then makes the final selection and builds the program. We look for a clear connection to Robot Framework, practical relevance, and real takeaways for the audience.
First-time speaker? We actively encourage newcomers to apply. If your proposal is selected, we'll connect you with someone from the team to help you prepare.
Free conference pass for all accepted speakers
Helsinki speakers: travel reimbursement up to €500 per accepted proposal
Online speakers: audio equipment provided if needed
Submit your proposal by October 4, 2026 at 23:59 CET. Program published November 2026.
Submit a Proposal
Questions? Reach us at info@robocon.io