Sadie and Irene from the LOTI team share their personal experiences and highlights attending SXSW 2026 in London.
Leave a commentEddie shares highlights of LOTI’s work from July 2025 to June 2026 across our four core pillars: People, Technology, Data and Innovation.
Leave a commentIkuo Koboku, Manager of the Co-creation in Public Services Division at GovTechTokyo, shares their approach to Digital Public Goods.
Leave a commentLOTI’s AI Use Case Designer Template helps teams ideate on new AI use cases and think about the critical enabling conditions required for the AI to have impact.
Leave a commentSarbjit Bakhshi from the LOTI Team discusses how tech can be about thinking creatively to meet tight budgets without negatively affecting the vital services.
Leave a commentVincen Arivannoor, Strategic Relationship Manager at Hammersmith and Fulham reflects on his experience at the MHCLG AI in Planning Hackathon.
Leave a commentNikolas Kourtis, from the innovation team within the London Legacy Development Corporation, discusses their initiative, in collaboration with Accessify, an AI-powered accessibility platform designed to empower individuals with diverse mobility needs.
Leave a commentA comprehensive review of insights and lessons learned across London boroughs from the Internet of Things Damp and Mould Project.
Leave a commentA report and database of technology and data solutions that address key challenges and pain points in the health and care system.
Leave a commentEd Houghton, who led the DSIT AI assurance research at DG Cities, draws practical lessons from some of the key findings for LOTI’s network.
Leave a commentAn approach that brings together key actors in the health and care system, to experiment with the latest tech, data & innovation to solve key challenges in the sector.
Leave a commentJay reflects on his time exploring the opportunities and limits of AI in housing systems, in a multidisciplinary convening, drawing on expertise from global perspectives across research, government, nonprofits and tech.
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