Dyson launches $499 AI-powered toothbrush with camera, real-time feedback, and automatic mouthwash spray
Dyson introduced the CameraJet AI toothbrush, priced at $499.99, featuring a 100,000-pixel macro camera that scans 28 oral images per second. The AI detects gaps between teeth and automatically sprays mouthwash to assist flossing. Developed over six years by 661 engineers, the device includes 16 million lines of code and was trained on over 470,000 dental images. It connects to the MyDyson app for real-time feedback and claims to remove 69% more plaque than market-leading electric toothbrushes.
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Dyson Releases First Camera-Controlled Electric Toothbrush with App Feedback and Water Flosser
Dyson has launched a new electric toothbrush priced at £419 that features a tiny 100k-pixel macro lens camera analyzing 28 images per second. The toothbrush connects to a smartphone app, allowing users to see inside their mouth and receive real-time feedback on brushing technique, including pressure and effectiveness over time. It includes a built-in flosser and water jet that shoots 0.15ml of liquid between teeth, which Dyson claims removes 69% more plaque than market-leading electric toothbrushes. Users can control vibration intensity and choose to combine or separate brushing and flossing modes. The device also works with Dyson's sensitive toothpaste that doesn't foam, enabling better camera identification. Early reviewers report clinically healthier gums in two weeks, with one five-star reviewer praising the clean feeling and powerful yet painless flossing jet.
Dyson launches CameraJet AI toothbrush with camera, computer vision, and mouthwash spray
Dyson has officially launched the CameraJet, described as the first AI toothbrush in history, priced at $499.99. The toothbrush features a 100,000-pixel macro camera in the brush head that scans 28 oral images per second. AI software recognizes gaps between teeth in real time and, within 100 milliseconds, automatically aligns and sprays a stream of mouthwash to assist with flossing. The project took six years of development, involving 661 engineers and resulting in 38 patent applications. The software contains 16 million lines of code, and the machine learning system was trained on over 470,000 dental images. Dyson collaborated with the National University of Singapore's Faculty of Dentistry for five years, creating simulated dental plaque for testing. Users can stream the camera feed in real time to the MyDyson app. The toothbrush includes a 12.5ml mouthwash reservoir that refills automatically in three seconds when placed on its base.
Dyson launches $499 AI toothbrush with camera that detects and rinses gaps
Dyson has announced the launch of a new AI-powered toothbrush priced at $499. The device features a built-in camera that can identify gaps between teeth and automatically squirt mouthrinse into those spaces. This product represents Dyson's entry into the high-tech oral care market, combining artificial intelligence with hardware to automate a specific aspect of dental hygiene. The announcement was made via a social media post, highlighting the toothbrush's ability to detect interdental gaps and deliver targeted rinsing without manual intervention. The price point positions it as a premium consumer electronics item rather than a standard hygiene product.
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Dyson launches $499 AI toothbrush with built-in camera
Dyson has introduced a new toothbrush that incorporates artificial intelligence and a built-in camera, priced at $499. The device represents the company's latest foray into the growing market of smart products that integrate AI and video technology into unconventional household items. The announcement highlights a trend of embedding advanced technology into everyday objects, though such products have yet to achieve widespread mainstream adoption. The toothbrush is positioned as a high-end personal care gadget, leveraging AI to potentially analyze brushing habits and provide feedback via the integrated camera. This move by Dyson underscores the increasing convergence of AI, video, and consumer electronics in the personal hygiene sector.
Dyson launches $499 AI-powered toothbrush with built-in camera for real-time feedback
Dyson has introduced a new toothbrush priced at $499 that incorporates artificial intelligence and a built-in camera to provide users with real-time feedback on their brushing technique. The product represents the latest entry in a growing trend of consumer gadgets that integrate AI and video capabilities into unconventional household items. The toothbrush is designed to analyze brushing patterns and offer guidance to improve oral hygiene, marking Dyson's expansion into the personal care technology market. The announcement highlights the increasing convergence of advanced technology with everyday personal care products.