ICRA Artifact Evaluation

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Packages robotics research artifacts, ROS packages, simulation environments, and datasets into reproducible, audit-ready repositories for ICRA submissions.

ICRA Artifact Evaluation helps robotics researchers organize and package the full technical stack behind their IEEE ICRA papers—including controllers, ROS launch configurations, simulation twins, CAD files, and experimental rosbags—into audit-ready repositories. Because ICRA lacks a formal artifact badging committee, this skill applies evaluator-level rigor to ensure external reviewers can verify claims within five minutes using containerized workflows, clear claim-to-command mappings (CLAIMS.md), and safety-conscious default configurations. It also guides authors through double-anonymous compliance during review and seamless transitions to public, DOI-minted releases upon acceptance.

Key Features

01Inventories the full 6-layer robotics artifact stack from algorithms to evidence
02Establishes a 5-minute skeptic standard with containerized, pinned-dependency execution
03Generates CLAIMS.md files mapping paper claims directly to reproducible commands
04Provides log-replay modes and simulation twins for hardware-dependent platforms
05Manages double-anonymous review requirements and transitions to camera-ready releases
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Use Cases

01Packaging ROS-based controllers and simulation environments for ICRA paper submissions
02Anonymizing robotics code repositories and rosbags for double-anonymous peer review
03Creating reproducible benchmark pipelines and simulation twins for physical hardware evaluations