South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue (SYF&R) used our digital home safety check to streamline staff assessments and improve public emergency support.‍

We collaborated with Royal United Hospital (RUH), an NHS acute-care facility in Bath, to alleviate administrative burdens on hospital staff.

“Hello EA” is an exciting digital tool that marks the Environment Agency’s first use of AI for public engagement.

We’re enhancing flood risk communication and community engagement along the Lincolnshire Coast with our digital platform, "Hello EA."

We’re collaborating with the Environment Agency on the Boston Barrier Scheme to enhance flood protection for Boston.

We’ve partnered with the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust to deepen visitors' engagement with their captivating heritage sites.

We’re inviting residents to engage in discussions about sustainability initiatives across Dundee, share their feedback on environmental issues and learn how they can contribute to mitigating climate change.

Our AI-driven solution is assisting the City of Stirling to automate and optimise interactions between the city and its residents.

In line with the City's mission to make Scottsdale smarter and cleaner, we’re partnering with the Solid Waste team to revolutionize how residents access recycling information and reduce landfill waste.

The birthplace of Hello Lamp Post, “Hello Bristol” launched in the summer of 2013 as our very first deployment, following our win of the Watershed Playable City Prize.

First Steps to Support is a new, free hotline offering assistance to those managing life’s stresses and seeking to improve their mental well-being, whether for themselves, their friends, or family.

Since 2017, the region has seen an increase in suicides, prompting the introduction of Hello Lamp Post at three key physical locations and online.

We’re enhancing the experience for UBC’s conference and accommodation guests by providing a virtual assistant to address their enquiries.

After a successful project at MediaCityUK, the Peel Group asked us to start a new initiative at Quayside Shopping Centre, Salford Quays.

We’re keeping visitors updated on all the exciting happenings at Olympia. With “Hello Olympia,” visitors can easily access information about Olympia’s transformation plans, events, office leasing and more.

We partnered with The Peel Group and Salford City Council to transform MediaCityUK into an interactive destination where people could chat with objects and places.

The London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, spanning over 500 acres, had been evolving since the 2012 Olympics.

As Colchester's Business Improvement District, Our Colchester represents over 400 local businesses.

We partnered with The Peel Group and Salford City Council to transform MediaCityUK into an interactive destination where people could chat with objects and places.

Our work aimed to boost foot traffic to Cardiff city centre by offering engaging and enjoyable experiences for both residents and visitors.

A captivating 23-foot tall inflatable installation, featuring illuminated bunnies, visited Downtown Iowa as part of the “Intrude” public art exhibition.

In the heart of Iowa City, the vibrant downtown area offers a delightful blend of shops, eateries, bars, entertainment and more.

The birthplace of Hello Lamp Post, “Hello Bristol” launched in the summer of 2013 as our very first deployment, following our win of the Watershed Playable City Prize.

We’re enhancing the visitor experience at the Pacific Museum of Earth in Canada by offering an innovative way for visitors to interact with the museum’s exhibits.

We’ve developed a digital assistant for Glasgow Airport to enhance inclusivity and accessibility.

We’re enhancing the experience for UBC’s conference and accommodation guests by providing a virtual assistant to address their enquiries.

We’re enhancing the parking experience at the University of British Columbia by transforming parking meters into interactive assistants.

We’re enhancing the visitor experience at the Pacific Museum of Earth in Canada by offering an innovative way for visitors to interact with the museum’s exhibits.

We’re inviting visitors to share their personal experiences with local rivers, helping South West Water gain valuable insights into how these rivers are used for recreational activities.

We’re improving recycling efforts by providing clear guidance on what items can and cannot be recycled or sent to landfill.

In line with the City's mission to make Scottsdale smarter and cleaner, we’re partnering with the Solid Waste team to revolutionize how residents access recycling information and reduce landfill waste.