Dyson has introduced the CameraJet, a $500 electric toothbrush equipped with a camera and automatic water-flossing capability.
The device captures 28 images per second using a macro camera and strobe light, analyzing them in real time to identify gaps between teeth.
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When a gap is detected, a pump releases a 0.15ml burst of liquid in a tenth of a second, targeting the space precisely.
Design and Features
The toothbrush includes a 0.67-ounce water tank with an expanding diaphragm to prevent air bubbles, ensuring consistent water flow at any angle.
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Users can choose between brushing, flossing, or both modes. The sonic motor vibrates 245 times per second, and bristles are designed not to stall under pressure.
Brush heads feature RFID chips, enabling the handle to track usage and alert users via smartphone when replacements are needed.
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The CameraJet connects to a smartphone app over Wi-Fi, offering live video of the mouth, habit tracking, and technique warnings.
It is fully waterproof, has a replaceable battery lasting about 10 days, and comes with a base station that holds nearly seven ounces of water and auto-refills the tank.
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Available in Ceramic Pink and Ceramic Ultra Blue, the CameraJet is priced at $499.99.
