SMART unveils India-made interactive learning panels

SMART Technologies has announced its first India-made interactive flat panels during an exclusive launch at DIDAC 2025 in New Delhi. The release marks a key step in the company’s manufacturing strategy and aligns with national priorities centred on Make in India and digital learning.

The announcement was made during a media briefing held on 20 November 2025, bringing together leaders from SMART’s global operations, educators, AV and IT partners, and media representatives. The company positioned the launch as part of a broader plan to increase its local presence and support for schools, universities, and corporate training environments.

Features designed for the India market

Attendees at the event were given a first-hand look at the new interactive display manufactured in India. According to the company, the panel features improved energy efficiency, enhanced annotation through SMART Ink, and streamlined workflows powered by Lumio’s AI capabilities.

A detailed presentation highlighted the wider product ecosystem, including SMART Board GX Plus, Lumio’s AI Assist, and the support framework designed for education users. The showcase focused on how the new capabilities fit the needs of real classrooms and support long-term digital adoption.

The company stated that its manufacturing operations for the India market are based in Andhra Pradesh, forming the base for its long-term local production plans.

Leadership perspective

“This is a proud moment for us at SMART. Bringing manufacturing to India enables us to deliver our world-class technology, to more deserving classrooms. The response we've had at DIDAC 2025 affirms the need for solutions that truly support teaching and learning,” said Toke Tangkjaer, Chief Revenue Officer.

Anshul Srivastav, Country Head for India, added that the India-made offering reflects the company’s effort to tailor solutions to local needs. “By localising manufacturing and tailoring our solutions to the needs of Indian classrooms, we are investing in both educational outcomes and India's EdTech market.”

Growing demand at DIDAC 2025

SMART reported strong interest from institutional buyers and partners at the event, indicating momentum for the new solutions. The company said this launch sets the stage for its next phase of expansion in India with a focus on educator-informed design and long-term digital learning efforts.

The firm described the introduction of India-based manufacturing as a foundation for broader investment in local production and technology suited to the education sector.

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