Dyson launches $499 CameraJet toothbrush with built-in camera and AI flossing

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Dyson has entered the oral care market with the CameraJet, its first electric toothbrush featuring a built-in camera in the brush head. Priced at $499, the device is available in ceramic blue and ceramic pink and went on sale today. The toothbrush livestreams video of the mouth over Wi-Fi to a paired smartphone, allowing users to inspect their teeth in real time. An AI algorithm uses the camera feed to detect gaps between teeth and automatically directs mouthwash jets to floss those areas simultaneously while brushing. The CameraJet marks a significant expansion of Dyson's personal care product lineup beyond its established hair care range.

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