Dyson se cuela en la boca: así es su primer cepillo de dientes con cámara integrada

British company Dyson has entered a new product category with its first electric toothbrush featuring an integrated camera. The Dyson CameraJet is designed to help users see and clean hard-to-reach spaces between their teeth. The toothbrush features a 100,000-pixel camera with AI technology that identifies and focuses on interdental spaces, analyzing 28 images per second.

In just 100 milliseconds, the camera detects an interdental space, identifies it, and activates a precision irrigation system to clean exactly where the camera has identified the problem. The camera-free version functions like a regular electric toothbrush. The camera is activated for real-time viewing or automatic irrigation, but images are not stored or shared with the cloud - they remain private to the user.

The toothbrush uses 16 million lines of code and was trained on 470,000 dental images during development. It emits water from below the bristles for a single pass cleaning, and the water is stored in a small reservoir. A charging dock refills the reservoir in just three seconds. The Dyson CameraJet connects to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and the user can customize their brushing experience with automatic detection or manual irrigation modes, as well as adjusting the brushing intensity.

The company's entry into this new market category comes as the global health and wellness digital market is projected to grow to between $330 billion and $400 billion by 2026, with an annual growth rate of 17% to over 22% over the next decade.