Dyson has a brush that sees your teeth and robots that clean the house by themselves
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Dyson has a brush that sees your teeth and robots that clean the house by themselves

SAPO Notícias3 September 2026 at 16:00

Dyson held its major annual event in Berlin, where it presented a significant transformation in its product line. The company revealed a profound shift in its strategy, placing artificial intelligence, computer vision, and machine learning at the center of its innovations.

Among the new products, a standout is a toothbrush capable of "seeing" users' teeth, using computer vision technology to monitor oral hygiene. Dyson also presented autonomous robots capable of cleaning the house by themselves, demonstrating the practical application of AI technologies in home devices.

The British company, known for its vacuum cleaners and air purifiers, is thus expanding its portfolio to new product categories, leveraging its experience in motors and filtration to develop smart solutions for everyday life. The event in Berlin served as a stage to demonstrate Dyson's commitment to technological innovation and the integration of artificial intelligence into its products.

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