Overview
- Dyson launched the CameraJet on Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2026, and is selling it as a premium bundled system with a dock, travel case and starter consumables at regionally set prices.
- The device uses a 100k‑pixel macro camera that scans 28 frames per second and a machine‑learning system called Gap Optical Targeting to detect gaps and fire a micro‑jet within about 100 milliseconds.
- Engineered parts include a 12.5 ml anti‑gravity reservoir with a diaphragm pump so the jet works at any angle and a conical spray design Dyson says gives wider, gentler coverage than narrow 'needle' jets.
- Dyson’s efficacy claims—up to 69% more plaque removal in hard‑to‑reach areas—are based on company lab tests using a proxy plaque developed with the National University of Singapore, not independent clinical trials.
- The CameraJet relies on proprietary low‑foaming toothpaste and mouthrinse and a subscription model for consumables, and Dyson says the camera streams live only to the MyDyson app without storing images.