Pearson’s AI-Powered Revibe Wearable Named Best Student Learning Capacity-Building Solution

Pearson’s AI-Powered Revibe Wearable Named Best Student Learning Capacity-Building Solution

(IN BRIEF) Pearson has won a 2026 CODiE Award for Pearson Revibe®, an AI-powered wearable that helps students improve focus and attention. Revibe was named Best Student Learning Capacity-Building Solution. The device, delivered through a Samsung Galaxy Watch7, provides discreet vibration cues when a learner’s attention drifts. Its embedded AI learns individual behaviour patterns and adjusts prompts over time, while the Revibe app provides behavioural insights for students, educators, clinicians and caregivers. Pearson said the award recognises Revibe’s use of learning science, behavioural research, AI-powered personalisation and actionable insights to help students stay engaged, build ownership of their learning and improve time on task.

(PRESS RELEASE) LONDON, 20-Jul-2026 — /EuropaWire/ — Pearson has won a 2026 CODiE Award for Pearson Revibe®, its AI-powered wearable designed to help students build focus and attention skills that support learning.

Revibe was named Best Student Learning Capacity-Building Solution, recognising its role in helping learners stay engaged, manage attention and develop stronger learning habits.

The CODiE Awards are a peer-reviewed awards programme recognising excellence and innovation across education and business technology.

Pearson said the award highlights the importance of addressing focus and attention as foundational skills for learning. For many students, the main challenge is not understanding the material itself, but remaining engaged long enough to benefit from it.

More than seven million children in the United States live with focus challenges, while many more struggle with attention in an increasingly distracting environment. Pearson said educators and families are seeking tools that can support these students while reducing stigma and minimising disruption in the classroom.

Revibe was invented by a school psychologist and brought to scale through Pearson. The wearable combines learning science, behavioural research and artificial intelligence to help students refocus when their attention begins to drift.

Delivered through a Samsung Galaxy Watch7, Revibe provides discreet vibration cues and reminders on the wrist, encouraging learners to return their attention to the task in the moment.

Its embedded AI learns individual behaviour patterns and adjusts prompts over time, making the support more personalised to each learner.

The Revibe app also provides behavioural insights for learners, educators, clinicians and caregivers, helping them better understand attention patterns and progress. These insights can support more tailored care and learning support.

Pearson said Revibe stood out to CODiE judges for its use of learning science, AI-powered personalisation and practical insights that help students take greater ownership of their learning, increase engagement and improve time on task.

Judges described Revibe as “an absolute tool for focus” and noted its combination of psychological science with enterprise-grade consumer hardware to address one of the major barriers facing classrooms today.

Jennifer Baranowski, President of the CODiE Awards, said the 2026 winners represent some of the most innovative and impactful solutions in the industry.

“These organizations are solving meaningful challenges, delivering measurable outcomes, and helping shape the future of technology,” said Baranowski.

Winners are selected through an evaluation process led by independent industry experts, who assess each solution based on innovation, functionality, market impact and overall value.

Clay Richey, Managing Director, Clinical Assessment at Pearson, said the award validates Pearson’s approach to helping students overcome barriers to learning.

“This recognition validates an idea central to how we approach clinical assessment: helping students succeed means understanding and addressing the barriers that stand in the way of learning,” said Richey.

He added that Pearson aims to empower students, educators, clinicians and families with practical tools that support progress.

Pearson and Revibe are trademarks of Pearson plc in the United States and/or other countries. Samsung is a registered trademark of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

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