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All amounts are in Canadian dollars. Early Bird Registration for We Robot 2020 is open and will end on February 1st (or when the first 50 tickets have been sold). After this, regular registration fees will take effect.

Information for Foreigners

Some attendees may need an official letter to be able to obtain a visa. If you require one, please email [email protected] with confirmation of your registration. If your visa is refused, you will be able to submit a reimbursement request with proof of visa refusal (provided that you submitted your visa application in a timely manner). Please note that Eventbrite fees might not be refundable.

Payment and Cancellation Policy

Refunds are not available. If you are not able to attend, please email [email protected]. You may designate a substitute attendee (in the same registration category), subject to approval by the We Robot Organizing Committee. You may substitute at no cost before March 20th, 2020. After that date, substitutions will be charged a $50 processing fee.

Program Disclaimer: Program content and scheduled panelists are subject to change. Please check our website for regular updates and additional program details.

To encourage a global and diverse conversation on robotics and AI law, ethics and policy, we are excited to announce two funding opportunities: the Microsoft Emerging We Robot Scholars, and the IDRC-We Robot Global Voices Fellows!
 

Microsoft Emerging We Robot Scholars

Thanks to a generous contribution from Microsoft, funding is available to allow emergent researchers (graduate students or professors fewer than 5 years into their academic post) who have insufficient institutional financial support to attend We Robot 2020.

Please send a short email explaining your interest and your financial needs, and a CV to Dr. Martin-Bariteau at [email protected].

We will start to review applications on March 5, 2020.

IDRC-We Robot Global Voices Fellows

Thanks to a generous contribution from the Government of Canada’s International Development Research Centre (IDRC), funding is available to allow researchers from the Global South to attend We Robot 2020.

The IDRC-We Robot Global Voices Fellowships will cover travel costs to Ottawa, as well as accomodation and registration fees. Fellows will also be invited for a workshop at IDRC as part of its AI4D Initiative. We’re expecting to fund 8 fellows from the Global South. Subject to available funds, partial funding might be offered to additional applicants.

Please send a short email explaining your interest (indicating your country of origin), your financial needs, and a CV to Dr. Martin-Bariteau at [email protected].

We will start to review applications on March 5, 2020.

Postponed
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