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DYSON ENTERS ORAL CARE WITH $499 AI TOOTHBRUSH

INDUSTRY DESK1 MIN READ
TUE, SEP 1, 2026

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Dyson has launched the CameraJet, a $499 electric toothbrush equipped with a built-in camera and AI capabilities. The device uses real-time video feedback to target water jets between teeth for precision cleaning.

The CameraJet marks Dyson's expansion beyond its core vacuum and hair care business into dental hygiene. The toothbrush features a miniature camera that provides live visual feedback, allowing users to see cleaning in real-time. AI technology analyzes brushing patterns and offers guidance for improved oral hygiene. The device deploys pressurized water streams to rinse gaps between teeth, a feature Dyson positions as complementary to traditional brushing. At $499, the CameraJet sits at the premium end of the smart toothbrush market. The product reflects a broader trend of AI and video integration into consumer devices. Dyson has successfully leveraged its engineering expertise across multiple product categories in recent years, from vacuums to hair dryers to air purifiers. The CameraJet represents the company's latest attempt to apply its technology-forward approach to a new category.

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