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Dyson Blasts Into Dental Care With a $499 Camera-Equipped Toothbrush - CNET
Anna Gragert (she/her/hers) was previously the lifestyle editor at HelloGiggles, the deputy editor at So Yummy and the senior lifestyle editor at Hunker.... Read full bio Taking care of our teeth is a straightforward process: brush, floss, rinse, done. But with its new CameraJet toothbrush,
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Dyson made a camera-equipped toothbrush that flosses for you
Dyson is once again expanding its line of personal care products with a device that focuses on your teeth instead of your hair. As the name implies, the $499 CameraJet is the first electric toothbrush to incorporate a camera into the brush head. Available starting today in ceramic blue or ceramic
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Dyson's CameraJet is a $500 three-in-one toothbrush that scans your maw - Engadget
If you're wondering why a camera is necessary, though, the answer is, partially, AI. The Dyson CameraJet has what the company calls a "100k pixel macro lens camera" mounted right under the head of the brush. That's 0.1 megapixels in more typical camera terminology, which may seem like a very small
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Dyson's Smart Toothbrush Uses a Camera to Floss Your Teeth
Dyson is entering the electric toothbrush category in the most Dyson way possible. Its first-ever toothbrush, the CameraJet, isn't just an electric toothbrush; it's designed as a way to actually get you to floss -- well, floss with water, anyway. The CameraJet's main draw is that it's a
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Dyson's $499 Electric Toothbrush Has a Camera That Watches Your Teeth
Technology company Dyson has launched an electric toothbrush that uses a built-in camera to help clean between the teeth. After six years of development, Dyson has introduced the Dyson CameraJet, the company's first dental hygiene product. The $499 electric toothbrush combines a camera-equipped
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Dyson's New AI Toothbrush Conducts Video Surveillance on the Inside of Your Mouth
More information Adding us as a Preferred Source in Google by using this link indicates that you would like to see more of our content in Google News results. As Americans are being hailed as folk heroes for sawing down Flock surveillance cameras across the country, British home appliance company
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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
It has a camera, uses AI, and a companion app that you can actually install on your smartphone. I never thought I'd type this sentence, but there's a toothbrush that costs as much as a mid-range Android smartphone and has Wi-Fi connectivity and a built-in camera. Dyson just unveiled the
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Why Dyson Is Betting You'll Pay $500 for an AI-Camera Toothbrush
Dyson, the British gadget brand most famous for dramatically reimagining the vacuum cleaner, has spotted a gap in a new market into which it can insert itself: tooth cleaning. The trick to this newest Dyson gizmo is in its name: CameraJet. It's the first toothbrush that comes with a camera and a
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Dyson CameraJet Toothbrush With AI Camera Launched at This Price Tag
Dyson has launched its CameraJet electric toothbrush in global markets on Tuesday. It features an AI-powered Intraoral camera to find gaps and precision floss, removing plaque while brushing in real time. The smart toothbrush has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity. It is compatible with the MyDyson
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Dyson Unveils CameraJet AI Toothbrush with Built-In Camera
Dyson launched CameraJet, a smart toothbrush featuring a camera powered by Gap Optical Targeting. The company said, "The product is the result of six years of research, development and engineering, challenging every aspect of conventional oral care." The toothbrush comes with an integrated
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Dyson enters dental care with the CameraJet, a camera toothbrush that uses AI to detect gaps between teeth and shoots mouthrinse while you brush. After six years of development, the $499 three-in-one toothbrush combines brushing, flossing, and live mouth viewing through a smartphone app.

Dyson has launched its first dental hygiene product, the CameraJet, a camera-equipped toothbrush priced at $499 that combines brushing and flossing into one device
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. Available starting today in ceramic ultra blue and ceramic pink, the AI-powered toothbrush features a 100,000-pixel macro lens camera mounted just below the brush head that livestreams video to your phone over Wi-Fi5
. The device represents Dyson's most ambitious entry into personal care, following six years of development and collaboration with the National University of Singapore's Faculty of Dentistry3
.The Dyson CameraJet uses proprietary Gap Optical Targeting technology powered by a machine learning algorithm trained on 470,000 dental images
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. The system analyzes 28 live images per second and can detect gaps between teeth within 100 milliseconds2
. When the camera identifies a gap, the toothbrush that flosses for you automatically shoots a burst of mouthrinse at the space, eliminating the need for separate flossing4
. Unlike traditional water flosser devices that use a needle-like jet, the CameraJet employs a cone-shaped blast that provides wider coverage while operating at lower pressure to remain gentle on gums and enamel2
.Founder and Chief Engineer James Dyson explained the development rationale: "Our research has shown that people consistently miss the areas where plaque forms: the gaps between teeth. We wanted to solve three fundamental problems: how to see those gaps, remove plaque and how to improve cleaning performance while brushing"
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.The Dyson smart toothbrush incorporates several technical innovations beyond its camera. The device features an anti-gravity tank with a built-in 12.5ml reservoir that delivers mouthrinse in any orientation, even upside down
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. An air bladder inside the tank slowly inflates to fill empty space, minimize air pockets, and maintain constant pressure, ensuring the jet fires effectively when the device is horizontal while cleaning the back teeth2
.The AI-powered electric toothbrush uses variable sonic oscillation that oscillates nearly 1,000 times per second while constantly changing the angle to improve cleaning effectiveness
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. External lab testing found that the CameraJet's variable mode removes up to 69% more plaque than market-leading premium electric toothbrushes in hard-to-reach areas1
.Each dual-bristle brush head comes with RFID-enabled brush heads featuring radio-frequency identification tags that allow the CameraJet to detect when a brush head is connected and track usage
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. The system alerts users when replacement is needed every three months2
. The brush heads combine softer outer bristles that safely clean along the gumline with stiffer inner bristles designed to scrub away tooth stains2
. Each head also includes a sonic dampener for quieter operation1
.The camera toothbrush connects to the MyDyson app via 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, enabling users to view live footage from inside their mouth during brushing
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. The app provides coverage maps, guided cleaning, brushing and flossing insights, and personalized feedback on areas that need improvement1
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. Users can adjust brushing intensity and choose between auto-detect and manual jetting modes directly on the toothbrush1
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Dyson has implemented privacy safeguards to address concerns about having a camera in the bathroom
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. The camera only activates during live viewing or auto-jetting modes, and no images are recorded or stored on the product or in the cloud1
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. All images remain private to the CameraJet user and can only be viewed live on the connected smartphone during use5
.The $499 CameraJet comes with two regular brush heads, a charging dock, a charging cable, and a travel case
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. The dock both charges the toothbrush and refills its mouthrinse tank in three seconds1
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. Dyson recommends using clear, SLS-free mouthrinse and toothpaste to prevent foam from interfering with the camera's computer vision capabilities1
. The company is developing its own proprietary non-foaming toothpaste and low-foaming mouthrinse specifically designed for the CameraJet, though no specific release date has been announced1
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.While the price point positions the CameraJet at the high end of the market, it's only slightly more expensive than other premium smart toothbrushes that lack its camera-plus-spray setup
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. For comparison, CNET recommends the $100 Oral-B iO Series 5 as an alternative smart toothbrush option1
. Dyson positions the device not as a complete floss replacement but as a way to help people who don't floss regularly get some level of plaque removal between teeth4
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