A camera in a toothbrush? Dyson tells us why it combined 'WiFi, AI, intelligent sensing and fluid dynamics with a highly engineered brushing experience' to create the Dyson Camerajet
Dyson tells us how (and why) it created the revolutionary, slightly controversial Camerajet toothbrush.
In 2026, Dyson unveiled the CameraJet, an electric toothbrush with a built-in camera that was designed to revolutionize oral care. The camera-enabled toothbrush uses AI, intelligent sensing, and fluid dynamics to precisely target gaps between teeth and deliver a jet of mouthrinse. This smart toothbrush and water flosser combo aims to save users time, ensure they brush for the recommended two minutes, and help them clean more effectively.
The CameraJet's unique features include a Gap Optical Targeting system, which identifies areas needing attention, and precision fluid dynamics, which delivers the mouthrinse accurately. However, the inclusion of a camera in a bathroom setting has raised privacy concerns. To address these worries, Dyson assures that the camera is only active during live viewing or auto-jetting, and no images are stored or transmitted.
The MyDyson app, which comes with the CameraJet, provides users with real-time feedback and personalized cleaning insights without compromising their privacy. Despite some reports of early production issues, Dyson maintains that the CameraJet is a game-changer in oral care, combining cutting-edge technology with a user-friendly experience.
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