The Sixth Workshop on Cyber-Physical Human Systems (CPHS 2026) aims to bring together researchers and practitioners to share recent scientific and technological advances, and to deepen the understanding of cyber-physical human systems. Advances in computing, communication, control, and learning have enabled increasingly tight integration of cyber-physical systems with humans across a wide range of domains. As autonomy becomes more pervasive, new theories, models, methods, and algorithms are needed to support dynamic interaction and information exchange between cyber, physical, and human components. These innovations will enable seamless integration, unlock new capabilities, and achieve performance levels beyond what is possible from humans or autonomous systems alone. The workshop will focus on modeling, design, analysis, verification, and certification of CPHS, which encompasses theoretical, algorithmic, computational, and experimental perspectives. Topics of interest include:

Modeling, analysis, and control of integrated CPHS;
Social and societal aspects of CPHS;
Security, privacy and ethics in CPHS;
Human behavior and teaming between humans and autonomy;
Safety-critical and resilient CPHS;
CPHS applications in healthcare, transportation, human-space technology, and smart infrastructure;
Game theory and applications in CPHS.

Advancing the field of CPHS requires interdisciplinary approaches, drawing on expertise in control theory, formal methods, human-machine interaction, autonomous systems, cognitive psychology, human factors, and related disciplines.