Comau attended BETT UK, organized at ExCeL London, during January 22 to January 15, 2025. With more than 30,000 educators, institutions, and innovators, as well as 300 speakers from 130 countries, it represented Europe's most important exhibition dedicated to educational technologies.

At the Comau booth, visitors enjoyed hands-on experiences with Comau Academy experts while trying technologies such as “e.DO STEM,” a set of educational solutions dedicated to robotics. e.DO STEM featured the e.DO robot, which inspired new generations of students. In the area of artificial intelligence (AI), Comau also offered “e.DO AI,” the robot with integrated AI solutions that provided completely new ways of learning and interacting with technology.

The fair was also an opportunity to learn about state-of-the-art robotic welding tools that tackled complex work applications through intelligent solutions. On this front, Comau collaborated with Seabery, a developer of simulated welding training solutions, by presenting a cutting-edge robotic welding training program that promoted and expanded opportunities for an increasingly skilled workforce.

“Comau's participation at BETT UK highlighted our strengths in education, such as learning from the real world. In fact, we offered hands-on experiences in robotics, STEM, and future professional roles based on different job requirements,” explained Stefano Pesce, director of Comau Academy. “Combining our strong knowledge in robotics and instructional design with innovative methodologies, we created a robust portfolio of training paths using inspiring tools that engaged students through revolutionary means, such as the e.DO robot and training stations.”

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Comau operates within a global ecosystem focused on technological innovation and digital transformation with a major global impact, promoting the development of digital transformation leadership, and teaching skills to meet the future challenges of workers.

To support customers and foster the growth of the education market, Comau leveraged BETT UK 2025 to provide schools, universities, and all visitors with its experience, expertise, and proposals developed to deliver unparalleled and unique learning environments.

Visitors joined the BETT Show and discovered how Comau reshaped education to create a smarter, more connected world. Together, they designed the future of education and innovation.

Comau Academy
Comau Academy, Comau's learning academy, has trained more than 30,000 people worldwide, partnering with schools, business schools, universities, research centers and companies to offer advanced training and retraining programs. In this way, Comau wants to help create a strong educational ecosystem to prepare students for the challenges of tomorrow.

Comau Academy continues to solidify its role as a global leader in education and training, fostering innovative projects and collaborations across multiple continents. These initiatives include partnerships with esteemed companies, such as Seabery in Huelva, Spain, for robotic welding, and institutions such as Harvard Business School in Boston, Massachusetts, to advance thought leadership and business innovation. Ongoing collaborations with ESCP Business School at their Turin, London, and Paris offices, as well as Patras in Greece, Airbus in Hamburg, Germany, and for robotic welding, Weld and Go Ltd in Moyraverty and in Craigavon, U.K.

Complementing these partnerships, Comau Academy is working with universities and institutions to establish learning centers equipped with multiple e.DO robots, to better facilitate hands-on educational workshops. The growing list of locations include Nottingham, U.K.; Université du Littoral in France; St. John’s School in Texas, U.S.; Novi Community School District, Detroit, Michigan, U.S.; and sites in Pernambuco and Goiânia in Brazil. A standout initiative is the Model Factory dedicated to education, developed in collaboration with Sattler 3D in Erfurt, Germany, which underscores Comau’s commitment to advancing skills through immersive learning experiences worldwide.