Education Smart Display Market Anticipated to Reach USD 4.1 Billion by 2029

The education smart display market is projected to reach USD 4.1 billion by 2029 from USD 3.4 billion in 2024 at a CAGR of 4% during the forecast period. The major factors driving the growth of the Education smart display market Digital transformation in learning, rising demand for collaborative learning, and technological advancements. Moreover, Rising e-learning trends are growing awareness to carve out new growth opportunities for market players.

The growth of the up to 55 inch education smart display segment in the market is driven by several key factors. Firstly, the demand for interactive and collaborative learning tools has significantly increased in educational settings, and these moderately sized displays cater to the needs of smaller classrooms and meeting rooms where space constraints may be a concern. The sizes ranging from 32" to 55" strike a balance between providing an adequately large display for effective communication and collaboration while being versatile enough for various room sizes.

Direct-view LED displays, characterized by bright and high-contrast visuals, have become the second-largest display technology in the education smart display market. Key players like ViewSonic (US), SAMSUNG (South Korea), and Sharp NEC Display Solutions (Japan) contribute significantly to this dominance. ViewSonic offers tailored options for large video walls, SAMSUNG incorporates direct-view LED in its large-format displays, and Sharp NEC provides diverse display solutions. Market data supports the substantial market share of direct-view LED technology in education, driven by the increasing demand for impactful presentations and information dissemination. This highlights the preference for direct-view LEDs in delivering vibrant visual experiences in educational environments.

The growth of the education smart display market in Europe is propelled by the increasing adoption of smart displays through collaborations with EdTech companies. Additionally, the proactive allocation of funds by European governments further contributes to the expansion of smart displays in the education technology sector. This dual factor strategy fosters innovation and technological integration in education, driving the demand for smart displays and enhancing the overall learning experience across European educational institutions.