Dyson rolls out CameraJet toothbrush with built‑in camera and AI‑guided mouthwash spray
Dyson announced the CameraJet, an electric toothbrush that incorporates a camera beneath the brush head and an AI model that analyzes dozens of images each second to spot gaps between teeth. When a gap is detected, the brush releases a targeted mouthwash jet while continuing its rapid oscillation. The brush head carries an RFID tag that notifies users when a replacement is needed, and a docking station both recharges the unit and refills the mouthwash reservoir. A companion app streams live video from the brush, offers personalized feedback and lets users adjust intensity and jetting modes.
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Why it matters
The CameraJet brings AI‑driven oral‑care and smart‑home integration to everyday dental hygiene.
How this story developed
- Sep 1 Dyson unveils $500 CameraJet, a toothbrush that photographs and flosses teeth
- Sep 3 The story now excludes the previously reported $500 price and automatic refill dock.
- Sep 12 The device now uses a mouthwash spray for floss‑like cleaning.
