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Dyson’s First Toothbrush Costs as Much as a Budget Smartphone and Justifies the Price Tag with a Camera and AI
Dyson’s first oral-care device uses a 100,000-pixel camera and AI to target plaque between teeth, with preorder pricing starting at $499.
- On Tuesday, September 1, 2026, Dyson launched the CameraJet Electric Toothbrush, marking the company's entry into the oral care market with a $500 device featuring an AI-powered camera and mouthrinse jet.
- Developed over six years with 661 engineers and 30 dental professionals, the device addresses insufficient oral hygiene—users typically brush for only 45 seconds instead of the recommended two minutes.
- The CameraJet Toothbrush utilizes a 100,000-pixel macro camera and 'Gap Optical Targeting' to analyze 28 live images per second. Trained on 470,000 dental images, the system triggers a precision jet burst of mouthrinse in real time.
- Addressing privacy concerns, Dyson stated the device is "optimized for short-range vision and detection only." Images are deleted immediately from the MyDyson app after viewing, the company clarified.
- Preorders are open with shipping slated for September 8, 2026. The launch reflects a broader industry trend of integrating cameras into household items, testing consumer acceptance of such technology.
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Dyson founder James Dyson is expanding his business into the healthcare sector by unveiling the AI-based electric toothbrush CameraJet. He emphasized that even in the age of AI, the success of the manufacturing industry depends on the creative problem-solving and long-term research and development efforts of human engineers, asserting that manufacturing is the true source of national wealth.
Dyson's CameraJet incorporates a camera, machine learning and an application to record and analyze brushing in real time.
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