Space & STEAM Careers: Bulgaria’s “Hello, Space! Bulgaria Calling!” returns to Sofia Tech Park June 26-27 with hands-on workshops and a live link to NASA astronaut Timothy Kopra. Housing Tech & Policy: Experts at the New European Bauhaus Festival say Europe already has the knowledge and technologies to tackle the housing crisis, but implementation is blocked by political will and local execution gaps. AI in Healthcare & Caregiving: A study from Elevance Health highlights how caregivers using tools like remote support, wearables, and medication dispensers report less anxiety and better medication management—while nonusers cite safety, cost, and usability barriers. Physical AI Trend: A roundup argues “physical AI” is shifting AI from screens into robots, drones, and autonomous systems, with major players building the next wave of real-world machines. Industrial AI at Scale: L&T Technology Services and Databricks will co-develop Industrial AI solutions for asset-heavy industries, aiming to turn plant data into engineering intelligence. Tech, Jobs & Uncertainty: India’s IT sector faces fresh pressure as Opendoor exits India and TCS signals hiring caution amid AI-driven disruption fears. Tech & Markets: IT stocks in India trade near 52-week lows as investors digest new AI model risks and a broader tech selloff. Sports Tech & AI: Lenovo is using World Cup-linked AI to boost match operations and fan experiences, including a “Human vs Machine” prediction challenge. Education & Motion Capture: UK Arts University Bournemouth unveils a hybrid motion-capture studio using marker and markerless tracking to speed production and broaden access. Critical Minerals: NLC India signs an MoU with CSIR-CECRI to develop technologies to recover rare earths and critical minerals from mine overburden and tailings. Vehicle Safety Testing: US Sen. Gary Peters reintroduces a bill to speed up testing and safe deployment of vehicle technologies by expanding supplier testing authority. Virtual Fencing Debate: New Zealand’s virtual fencing grows, but animal welfare groups push for tighter GPS-collar rules while the PM says current regulation is sufficient.