Healthcare & Robotics in Macau: Macao Union Hospital says it handled about 11% of the territory’s public specialist outpatient and imaging services in Jan–May 2026, helped by joint task forces with Conde S. Januário Hospital to streamline staffing, share diagnostics, and coordinate clinical spaces; it also highlighted tech upgrades including the Da Vinci system and robotic-assisted procedures, including Macau’s first robotic-assisted unicompartmental knee arthroplasty using Mako with CT-based 3D planning. Public Services with AI: Macau is rolling out an AI-assisted single feedback platform (via Macao One Account) from Oct 5, with a new rule that public entities must give an initial reply within two working days and a full response within 15 working days. Local Tech for Better Learning: The Labour Affairs Bureau expanded its free “Digital Skills Upgrading and Certification Programme,” adding AI engineer and AI application courses, including support aimed at middle-aged and elderly residents. Tourism Tech for Kids: The Macau Grand Prix Museum will launch “Full Throttle,” an immersive child-focused exhibit using a simulator plus AR facial tracking, position sensors, and low-latency wireless control for miniature race-car driving. Gaming Risk Watch: A study by Chinese academics warns Macau’s heavy reliance on gaming brings “structural risks” to financial stability, citing gaming’s large share of government revenue and the GDP shock during the pandemic. Cross-border Innovation Spotlight: Horasis Asia Meeting 2026 runs July 8–10 in Hengqin and Macau, aiming to connect investors and policymakers around cross-border investment and startup growth.