Exhibition Highlights at BETT UK 2025: Artificial Intelligence Proves Its Presence on BETT UK Exhibition Grounds
AI Transforms Education at BETT 2025
BETT 2025, held at London's ExCel Centre, is buzzing with excitement as artificial intelligence (AI) takes centre stage in the world of education technology. The event showcases a range of AI-powered tools designed to revolutionize teaching and learning, foster personalized support, and address ethical considerations around AI use in education.
One of the standout products at the event is Samsung’s AI-powered Interactive Display (WAFX-P model). Equipped with the Samsung AI Assistant, this innovative display offers tools such as Circle to Search, AI Summary, and Live Transcript, aiming to create dynamic, interactive classroom experiences.
Another contender is PowerSchool Connected Intelligence K-12 platform, which provides K-12 specific data lakes and AI-driven analytics tools like predictive analysis and student engagement monitoring. This solution supports personalized learning by enabling educators to identify student challenges early, track online activity, and optimize interventions.
AI-powered tutoring and learning systems are also making waves in the EdTech market. Platforms like Century Tech, Squirrel AI, and GPT-style AI tools are incorporating chatbots, automated grading, and predictive analytics to deliver personalized lesson plans and interactive feedback.
Keath.ai, developed with university-level research and government interest, is now available for multiple levels of education. Their Personalized AI Assessment Assistant can mark 1,000- to 15,000-word essays with a baseline accuracy of 85%, expected to reach 95% with ongoing training use.
Microsoft is also showcasing AI advancements at BETT 2025, including Microsoft CoPilot and Spark. CoPilot AI allows teachers to use AI right on the device, without an internet connection, while Spark software helps teachers create assessment learning materials using AI.
Olex.ai, an artificially intelligent platform, helps teachers mark essays for the whole class with detailed feedback, in under two minutes. It also offers automated lesson planning and can turn a student story into a visual narrative with AI-generated images.
CodeMonkey's system, showcased at BETT 2025, offers a fun coding system for kids, teaching real-world coding such as Python and CoffeeScript. It begins with block-based and text-based coding for younger students, and offers a game-style learning space for students aged 5 to 14.
Zoe, brought to BETT 2025 by USA EdTech, offers teachers a way to create their own bespoke virtual reality experiences for use in class. Meanwhile, Reflect is a free system that lets students check with teachers on how they are feeling.
Infento, a modular toy-building system, encourages STEM learning and offers a fun, varied building experience, limited only by the imagination of the maker. Education-specific kits are available to suit various needs.
RoboRobo is a coding platform that uses robotics to make coding playful and real, catering to students at varying levels. Writer's Toolbox is at BETT 2025 to show how AI can help transform writing instruction in schools.
Lastly, MagicSchool is an AI-powered platform that makes custom tools for teachers easier to use and more powerful than ever. EdTool.ai, designed for both business use and education, offers simplicity and complexity in its features, allowing teachers to create interactive tests and assessments for use in class and beyond, using generative AI.
These AI-driven products represent the leading edge in creating smarter learning environments, aiding educators, and enhancing student engagement. AI is undeniably transforming the education sector, making learning more accessible, engaging, and personalized for students worldwide.
- Samsung's AI-powered Interactive Display, featuring the Samsung AI Assistant, aims to create dynamic, interactive classroom experiences, offering tools like Circle to Search, AI Summary, and Live Transcript.
- PowerSchool Connected Intelligence K-12 platform provides data lakes and AI-driven analytics tools for K-12 education, enabling educators to identify student challenges early, track online activity, and optimize interventions.
- AI-powered tutoring and learning systems, such as Century Tech, Squirrel AI, and GPT-style AI tools, are incorporating chatbots, automated grading, and predictive analytics to deliver personalized lesson plans and interactive feedback.
- Keath.ai's Personalized AI Assessment Assistant can mark 1,000- to 15,000-word essays with a baseline accuracy of 85%, expected to reach 95% with ongoing training use.
- Microsoft CoPilot AI allows teachers to use AI right on the device, without an internet connection, and Spark software helps teachers create assessment learning materials using AI.
- Olex.ai offers automated essay grading for the whole class, giving detailed feedback in under two minutes, as well as automated lesson planning and AI-generated images.
