The reality of artificial intelligence in everyday school life was evident in the hallways of Bett Brasil 2026. The event brings together more than 330 exhibiting brands in the exhibition area, showcasing solutions, technologies, and services for all levels of education. Amid this ecosystem, the new product launches highlight how AI is increasingly playing a foundational role in educational strategies.

Among the highlights, Somos Educação presented an update to Plurall AI, incorporating Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) generated with the support of artificial intelligence. The feature, integrated with the virtual assistant Plu, uses data provided by educators to create personalized learning paths, supporting the process of educational inclusion.

By 2026, the initiative will have reached 17,000 students, equivalent to about 17% of the potential student base served by Somos in this segment. “In just three months of use, more than 2,000 schools have already created at least one Individualized Education Plan (PEI), with 26,000 pieces of adapted content generated from these plans with the support of AI,” says Bruno Brusco, director of digital solutions at Somos Educação . 

Also with a focus on personalization, Poliedro Educação launched Cosmos, an artificial intelligence hub integrated into its educational system. The tool acts as a teaching assistant, helping teachers plan lessons, create assessments, and adapt content based on an analysis of student performance.

"Cosmos has been very well received in schools. Teachers realize that it simplifies their daily routine, saves time, and improves the quality of their work, which makes adoption happen very naturally, with one teacher recommending it to another. It’s an ongoing process, listening to schools and evolving based on real needs. Here at Bett Brasil, we demonstrate in practice how this technology supports teachers, who remain at the center of the process,” says Nicolau Sarkis, president and founder of Poliedro.

The application of AI, however, is not limited to educational content. Minart unveiled Minart Academy, a system that transforms school furniture into smart connection points. With technology embedded in desks and chairs, the solution enables everything from automated asset management to access to suggestions for educational activities integrated into the furniture. The solution connects different aspects of the school—administrative, educational, and communication—within a single digital infrastructure.

“Bett Brasil has been a game-changer for Minart. And this year, we’re back with something that’s never been done in the market before: furniture that goes beyond being just a structure to become a smart asset for the school. We chose to launch this innovation at this edition of Bett Brasil because we understand the power of this event to transform the industry—and we know that this is the right place for this momentous occasion, not only for Minart but for the market as a whole,” said Minart CEO Tiago Ferreira.

Wayground, on the other hand, has introduced a solution that directly addresses the realities of the classroom: automatic grading of paper-based assessments. The solution allows teachers to create digital assessments, print the activities with individual QR codes, and then scan the answers using the app. The AI recognizes students’ handwriting, grades the work, and organizes the performance data into a single report.

“The idea is to use technology to make teachers’ daily routines easier without changing the dynamics of the classroom. We’ve managed to combine the use of paper with artificial intelligence, generating important educational data in a simple and accessible way,” says Rebecca Rios, Wayground’s educational director .

In the area of school safety, Simpax has launched new features for the Simpax Escola platform, using computer vision and AI for real-time monitoring. The system can identify behaviors such as bullying, aggression, and risky situations, and it also includes emergency buttons and smart escape routes.

“The cameras feature advanced embedded technology and can map and identify aggressive behavior within seconds, making it easier for administrators to make decisions. The marked evacuation routes are based on the school’s floor plan and include illuminated signs that guide students and staff in emergency situations. All of these updates were designed to meet the growing demand from administrators and further strengthen school safety,” explains Simpax Director Jocimar Ristow.

The integration of hardware and artificial intelligence was also on display with the launch of MOVPLAN & CO. The company unveiled a new interactive display for digital whiteboards, featuring multi-touch support and AI-powered applications that make classes more dynamic and collaborative.

According to MOVPLAN & CO CEO Esdras Santana, this new development represents a step forward in the company’s strategy to bring education and technology together in a practical way. “Education needs to be aligned with innovation in a responsible way that adds value, not just creates noise. We’ve developed a solution that truly addresses the needs of both teachers and students,” he says.

Another highlight was Santillana’s Moderna Core ecosystem , which combines printed materials and a digital platform with an AI tutor that uses the Socratic method. Unlike traditional assistants, the system encourages critical thinking without providing ready-made answers, operating in a secure and validated environment.

“We deliver secure and reliable artificial intelligence capable of personalizing learning paths, promoting equity, closing gaps, and making the educational experience more human, effective, and evidence-based,” says Ernesto Núñez, Santillana’s global director of Product and Innovation .

Rounding out the lineup of new releases, Realms IP.TV introduced Realms Persona, a virtual assistant that interacts with students in real time and supports teachers in educational activities. The solution allows for the creation of avatars with different profiles, including playful characters from the public domain and representations of the teachers themselves.

“The solution combines live classes taught by experts, interactive sessions in the classroom with local tutors, and the use of artificial intelligence—guided by teachers—to support activities such as language conversation and answering questions. Realms Persona was developed precisely to ensure that no one is left without an answer and to make the learning experience more personalized and tailored to each student,” says the founder of the Realms IP.TV Group, engineer and entrepreneur Eduardo Giraldez.

What all the solutions presented at Bett Brasil 2026 have in common is that they highlight a clear trend: artificial intelligence is evolving from a complementary tool to a foundational element in education.

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