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Dyson's new $499 toothbrush has a camera inside it, and the camera can't see through toothpaste foam. Which explains why Dyson is suddenly selling toothpaste. The camera is a 1mm macro lens with 100,000 pixels, tucked under the bristles. It shoots 28 frames a second into a model trained on 470,000 dental images, spots the gap between two teeth, and fires a jet of mouthrinse into it within 100 milliseconds. Flossing while you brush. Six years and 16 million lines of code to get there. Nearly…
VaibhavSisinty@VaibhavSisintySep 1
Dyson trained an AI on 470,000 dental images and put it inside a toothbrush. With a camera. That flosses for you. In real time. It's called the CameraJet for $499. Launched today. A 100,000-pixel macro lens sits inside the brush head. It takes 28 images per second while you brush. The AI detects gaps between your teeth and within 100 milliseconds fires a precision jet of mouthrinse directly into the gap. It's computer vision doing your flossing. While you brush. Automatically. Only Dyson would look at a toothbrush and think it needs a camera, a machine learning model, and a jet engine.