rss-artifact-evaluationUse when packaging the artifacts behind an RSS (Robotics: Science and Systems) paper — code, trained policies, trial ledgers, hardware documentation, and footage — first as anonymous review-time evidence and then as the public release the venue's free open-access proceedings culture expects, without
rss-author-responseUse when drafting the RSS (Robotics: Science and Systems) invited one-page rebuttal — the above-threshold-only response read primarily by the Area Chair before the decision meeting — including triage, page-budget allocation, anonymity, and what to do when no rebuttal invitation arrives.
rss-camera-readyUse when converting an accepted RSS (Robotics: Science and Systems) paper into its public form — de-anonymization and platform-attribution restoration, adding the external links the CFP reserves for this stage, publication in the free roboticsproceedings.org archive with a 10.15607 DOI, and single-t
rss-experimentsUse when designing or auditing the experimental campaign for an RSS (Robotics: Science and Systems) paper — hypothesis-shaped robot experiments, trial protocols and per-condition counts, mechanism-isolating ablations, simulation-versus-hardware evidence splits, and failure attribution that supports
rss-related-workUse when positioning an RSS (Robotics: Science and Systems) submission within the literature — covering the robotics-conference lanes (RSS/ICRA/IROS/CoRL) plus journals and ML venues, handling fast-moving arXiv concurrency in robot learning, keeping self-references double-blind, and turning related
rss-reproducibilityUse when strengthening the reproducibility of an RSS (Robotics: Science and Systems) paper whose evidence lives partly on hardware — platform disclosure ledgers, log-backed trial claims, seeds and configs for the computational half, honest replication tiers, and release plans aligned with the free o
rss-review-processUse when explaining or strategizing around RSS (Robotics: Science and Systems) peer review — the double-blind OpenReview pipeline, the two-stage design where only above-threshold papers earn a one-page rebuttal, the Area Chair meeting that sets decisions, and what single-track selectivity does to re
rss-submissionUse when auditing an RSS (Robotics: Science and Systems) submission for OpenReview readiness — the abstract/paper/supplement deadline cascade, the 8-page-excluding-references ceiling, double-blind compliance, PDF self-containment, the no-links-until-camera-ready rule, and dual-submission exposure.
rss-supplementaryUse when assembling RSS (Robotics: Science and Systems) supplementary material under the separate one-week-later deadline — deciding what leaves the self-contained main PDF, cutting robot video that functions as evidence rather than promotion, anonymizing footage and archives, and packaging appendic
rss-topic-selectionUse when judging whether a robotics project fits RSS (Robotics: Science and Systems), the single-track selective venue whose bar is a scientific claim about robotics, and when routing instead toward ICRA, IROS, CoRL, HRI, WAFR, T-RO, or IJRR based on claim type, evidence shape, and audience.
rss-workflowUse when planning an RSS (Robotics: Science and Systems) campaign end to end — the late-January abstract/paper/supplement cascade, the invited-rebuttal window, late-April decisions, July conference week — and when placing RSS inside the year-round ICRA/IROS/RSS/CoRL robotics deadline calendar.
rss-writing-styleUse when revising an RSS (Robotics: Science and Systems) draft to meet the science-first bar — a falsifiable claim about robotics up front, evidence sized to claim scope, honest failure reporting, concision under an 8-page ceiling that rewards brevity, and prose that pre-answers reviewers because a