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Dyson launches ₹47,000 toothbrush with AI and camera: ‘Can I stream YouTube with it?’

Dyson said that this new toothbrush has a micro-lens camera and is backed by an “AI machine-learning mechanism”.

Dyson launches ₹47,000 toothbrush with AI and camera: ‘Can I stream YouTube with it?’

Dyson has introduced an electric toothbrush and flosser called the CameraJet, priced at ₹47,000 ($499.99). The product features a camera and AI optical targeting technology, which aims to identify and target interdental gaps while brushing. The toothbrush's 100k pixel macro lens camera uses Gap Optical Targeting™ to detect gaps between teeth and release a burst of mouth rinse to remove plaque effectively.

The device also includes an AI machine-learning mechanism that identifies and targets interdental gaps. It is Wi-Fi-enabled and can connect to the Dyson app, allowing for live viewing of the brushing process via the MyDyson™ app. Users can choose to stream this live view, but Dyson claims that the images are not stored, uploaded to the cloud, or accessible to Dyson or third parties.

The product comes in three colors and has sparked debate online regarding its necessity, high price, and potential privacy risks.

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