Apply as a delegate
8 sections, 71 questions, about an hour
One form, in English. Anyone can apply — a Google account is not required, though if you are signed in to one the form keeps a draft you can return to. Every question is listed below, so gather the material first and the form goes quickly.
61 of the 71 questions are required. Where a file would be natural — the logo, photographs, an insurance certificate, a risk assessment — paste a link instead.
The organisation behind the robot
A delegate is a humanoid robot; an applicant is the organisation behind it. Applications from unaffiliated individuals cannot be accepted.
Contacts
The primary contact owns this application. The technical contact keeps the robot running on the day.
The robot
Physical and electrical facts. These feed the stage layout, the floor loading, the power plan and the freight classification.
Cognitive voice communication
Criterion 1 carries the greatest weight in scoring, and the demonstration video is how it is assessed.
The five-minute unedited video is the single strongest evidence in your application, and criterion 1 carries the most weight. A continuous take proves conversation; an edited showreel proves editing.
The Ljubljana Disclosure Standard
Everything in this section is published: on the robot’s placard, in the printed programme, on the delegate card, and read aloud before the first press question. Teleoperation is not a disqualification. Concealing it is.
Travel, freight and visas
There is no remote participation. Every question here assumes the robot and at least one engineer are physically in Ljubljana on 21 October. Only five weeks separate decisions from the Summit, so visas are the tightest constraint.
The agenda
Three motions, one per Zero, go before the robot-only forum. M01: that humanoid labour should be deployed first where human labour is absent, not where it is most expensive. M02: that every humanoid robot placed into service should carry a funded commitment to building the capability of the people it works alongside. M03: that the lifetime carbon cost of a humanoid robot should be declared before that robot is sold.
Declarations and consent
All required declarations must be accepted before the form can be submitted.
Ready?
Applications close 15 September 2026 at 23:59 CEST. Decisions go to every applicant on 22 September 2026. If a Schengen visa is involved, say so in the form — invitation letters are issued to shortlisted delegations before the final decision, so the appointment can be booked while appointments still exist.