Samsung Showcases Connected, AI-Enabled Learning Experiences at BETT 2026

Samsung Electronics recently returned to BETT 2026, the world’s largest education exhibition, held from January 21 to 23 at ExCeL London, to showcase its vision of connected learning for every mind.  

At the event, Samsung demonstrated how its AI-enabled, connected education ecosystem can support teachers and students across diverse learning environments, from primary and secondary education to further and higher education. The showcase emphasized personalized learning, improved productivity and streamlined classroom management through practical, scalable solutions. 

Samsung’s presence at BETT 2026 also reinforced its commitment to the United Kingdom education sector and its role as a long-term partner for educators. With more than 35,000 education professionals and over 600 companies attending, the exhibition provided a platform for Samsung to highlight how technology can adapt to different learning styles, abilities and teaching approaches.

At the center of Samsung’s stand was a mock classroom, where visitors could participate in live demonstrations and scheduled sessions led by Samsung education specialists and industry speakers. These sessions focused on real classroom scenarios, illustrating how connected devices work together rather than showcasing standalone technologies. Through hands-on experiences, visitors explored the company’s education offerings across three core areas:  

  • Mobile & Computing: Tablets, laptops and education-ready devices such as the Galaxy Book6 Series, designed to support lesson planning, content creation, collaboration, and hybrid learning.  
  • Immersive Technology: Galaxy XR use cases demonstrating how experiential technologies can enhance engagement and bring subjects to life.  
  • Display Solutions: Interactive whiteboards and large-format LED displays, including the latest WEFX and Flip WMFX, equipped with AI-enabled tools such as Circle to Search and AI Classroom Assistant to support smarter classroom management. 

Beyond classroom technology, Samsung also showcased its Solve for Tomorrow program, a year-round initiative that helps young people develop future-ready skills and apply technology to real-world challenges. Overall, the company’s participation at the event underscored its long-term commitment to education through secure, intuitive solutions that enable connected learning environments where educators and students can thrive.

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