Dyson's initial toothbrush is priced similarly to an affordable smartphone and supports its cost with a camera and artificial intelligence.

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      It features a camera, utilizes AI, and has a companion app that can be installed on your smartphone.

      I never thought I would write this, but there exists a toothbrush priced similarly to a mid-range Android smartphone that includes Wi-Fi connectivity and an integrated camera.

      Dyson has just introduced the CameraJet, a toothbrush equipped with a real camera and an AI detection system. It has been specifically designed to identify and eliminate the gaps between teeth that standard toothbrushes often overlook.

      So, how does this camera-equipped toothbrush function?

      Like its other products, Dyson has made this one a showcase of advanced technology. The company created a solution called Gap Optical Targeting, which combines a tiny 100,000-pixel camera with an AI system that seeks out gaps between your teeth.

      Once it detects a gap, it releases a cone-shaped spray of mouthrinse into it, which broadens upon contact and effectively removes plaque in a single motion. Simultaneously, the spray is gentle enough to prevent gum irritation or enamel damage.

      Instead of the conventional straw-in-a-cup water reservoir that tends to produce air bubbles when tilted, the CameraJet includes a diaphragm pump and pressure chamber that maintain the 12.5 ml tank. This innovative design ensures that mouthrinse is dispensed steadily, regardless of how you hold the brush.

      What will it actually set you back?

      The charging dock can refill in just three seconds with a button press, and it comes with a travel case. Regarding the toothbrush itself, it employs two types of bristles: firmer bristles on the inside for stain removal and softer bristles on the outside to safeguard your gums.

      Each brush head is equipped with an RFID chip to monitor your usage. The device connects via Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to the MyDyson app, where you can view a live camera feed that allows you to see your teeth as a dentist would. It also outlines which areas you are cleaning effectively and which you are neglecting.

      If you didn’t anticipate this, the Dyson CameraJet starts at $499—about the same price as the Google Pixel 10a in the U.S. In the package, you receive the electronic toothbrush, the dock, two brush heads, and a charging cable. It is available now in Ceramic Ultra Blue or Ceramic Pink, through Dyson Demo Stores or directly on the official website.

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