Overview
- Dyson announced the CameraJet on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, and is taking preorders with limited regional availability through its website and Dyson Demo Stores.
- The CameraJet has a 100,000‑pixel macro camera that analyzes 28 images per second and can trigger a rinse within about 100 milliseconds to target gaps between teeth.
- Dyson says the device runs machine learning trained on roughly 470,000 dental images, uses variable sonic oscillation and a 12.5 ml anti‑gravity rinse tank that the dock refills in about three seconds.
- Laboratory testing reported by Dyson, using a proxy plaque developed with the National University of Singapore, showed up to 69% more plaque removal in hard‑to‑reach areas under specified conditions but independent clinical validation is not yet available.
- Dyson stresses on‑device processing and says images are not stored or uploaded, while the CameraJet’s pricing, proprietary low‑foaming consumables and subscription model mark a premium, system‑based push into oral care that could reshape consumer choices if clinical proof and adoption follow.