Dyson Unveils CameraJet: A $499 Toothbrush That Flows Rinse via a Camera

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Dyson’s CameraJet is a $499 electric toothbrush with an embedded endoscope camera and flosser that uses a Gap Optical Targeting system and a machine‑learned database to spray mouth rinse into tooth gaps in real time as you brush. It connects to the MyDyson app for live camera views, personalized feedback, and plaque‑removal insights, and tracks brush heads with RFID. The device uses a conical jet for broader cleaning, ships with two brush heads and a dock, and requires Dyson’s non‑foaming toothpaste/rinse (or sulfate‑free alternatives) for optimal performance, with Dyson claiming up to 69% more plaque removal in hard‑to‑reach areas in lab tests.
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