Dyson Launches 10 AI-Powered Products Including Nurovi Robot Vacuum and $499 CameraJet Toothbrush

Dyson New Products Transform Home Technology With AI-Powered Intelligence

Dyson unveiled 10 new products at its "Dyson Unveiled" event during IFA 2026 in Berlin, signaling a major shift in the company's product strategy1

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. This launch represents the brand's second consecutive year of releasing over 10 products annually, a stark contrast to its earlier approach of gradual product releases1

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. Chief Engineer Jake Dyson explained the evolution: "We've always been very focused on the mechanical engineering of a product. Now we have shifted from purely mechanical devices to intelligent machines that can see, think and respond"4

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. The company is integrating artificial intelligence, vision systems and machine learning across its entire product range, from oral care to floor cleaning3

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Nurovi Robot Vacuum Series Introduces AI-Driven Features

The Nurovi robot vacuum lineup consists of three models targeting different price points and cleaning needs. The flagship $1,199 R3 Nurovi Spot+Scrub UV, available September 15, represents Dyson's most advanced wet-and-dry robot vacuum to date1

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. This model uses UV light, AI vision and green LED illumination to identify nearly 200 types of household substances and spills2

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. The AI-powered stain detection system triggers a 12-point hydration system that applies water heated to 158°F to the self-cleaning microfiber roller, which extends 1.6 inches to the edges for thorough cleaning2

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. The unit also features a 30,000-pascal motor, self-emptying cyclonic bagless dustbin, and self-cleaning dock2

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Mid-Range and Entry Models Expand Accessibility

The $699 R2 Nurovi Wash+Dry, launching September 3 exclusively at Costco, features an innovative Reuleaux triangle mopping pad design1

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. These triangular pads with curved edges maintain constant width while rotating, allowing them to clean directly into square corners where traditional circular pads miss spots2

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. The R2 uses 167°F heated water and introduces a twin-capture system that mechanically sweeps larger debris while reserving suction power for fine dust particles2

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. An acoustic piezo sensor adjusts suction based on floor type and dust levels2

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. The $549 R1 Nurovi Dry, available in September, serves as the entry-level option for dry cleaning of hard floors and carpet, featuring the same twin-capture system with a side-sweeper that uses a web connector to reduce hair tangles1

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HushJet Air Purifier Line Delivers Multi-Room Performance

Dyson's HushJet Big+Quiet Cool Pure+ Formaldehyde air purifier, priced at $1,099 and launching in fall, represents the company's most powerful purifier engineered for long-range air projection and multi-room purification1

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. The flagship unit features a three-stage filtration system that captures particulates and gases while destroying formaldehyde1

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. Its directional nozzle design pumps purified air across large rooms or multiple rooms while minimizing noise3

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. The $599 HushJet Pure Cool+ Formaldehyde air purifier offers a compact high-performance option for large spaces, delivering three times the power of its predecessors1

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. The $599 HushJet Hot Cool Pure+ air purifier combines purification, heating and personal cooling in one machine for year-round home comfort1

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CameraJet Toothbrush Marks Entry Into Oral Care

The $499 CameraJet toothbrush, available now, represents Dyson's first oral care product and houses a tiny camera for detailed cleaning1

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. According to Dyson, it's the first oral care tool to use AI-powered vision to detect and target gaps between teeth1

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. The device combines brushing, liquid flossing and mouthwash dispensing functions1

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. The CameraJet's sensors detect the gumline and aim waterjets precisely, demonstrating the application of computer vision across Dyson's expanding product categories3

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Updated Floor Cleaning and Hair Tools Complete Launch

The $349 W1 PencilWash+Dok, launching in fall, updates Dyson's handheld cleaner with a slimmer, lighter design, more absorbent roller, hygienic waste system and self-cleaning features built into the dock1

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. The $249 Airsmooth dryer brush, available September 8, introduces Dyson's first dedicated dryer brush using smart heat control that measures temperature 100 times per second and dual-bristle technology to dry, smooth and lift hair in one motion1

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. The $329 Corrale CoolShine straightener, launching September 15, features flexing plates with active cooling that dries hair without excessive heat exposure to reduce damage1

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. This comprehensive launch positions Dyson to compete directly with established robotics leaders like Shark, Roborock, Dreame and iRobot through enhanced AI capabilities and floor and dust sensing technology2

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