Public Safety Tech: Trinidad and Tobago Police Service body-worn cameras are under scrutiny as officials say only about 100 are operational, with limited battery life and questions about the fate of hundreds of earlier purchases, ahead of Parliament’s Special Operations Bill debate. Judicial Oversight: Criminologist Dr Randy Seepersad backs stronger court checks in the new Special Operations Bill but warns it could become “crime-suppression” without tackling social drivers of crime. Healthcare Mobility: TTNNA urges caution over NCRHA’s new patient care shuttle using two eight-seater golf carts at EWMSC, after concerns about how the service was chosen for a large campus. Prison Security Tech: The Prison Service intercepted a drone carrying contraband cigarettes at Maximum Security Prison, citing intelligence-led operations and the growing challenge of drone-enabled smuggling. Climate Resilience (Regional STEM): A US$12.55m GEF-funded CC4FISH-II project launched to strengthen climate and disaster resilience in Caribbean fisheries, including Trinidad and Tobago. Local Innovation/AI: IntellicoERP, launched from T&T, is expanding across the Caribbean via partnerships, with focus on AI-native enterprise workflows and controlled human approvals. STEM & Space Education: “Mission ShakthiSAT” is bringing space education to Trinidad and Tobago. Tech/Business: Animae Caribe pushes for more private-sector investment in animation to build local IP and jobs.