Dyson launched CameraJet, an electric toothbrush that incorporates a macro camera, artificial intelligence, and a precision rinse stream to clean hard-to-reach areas. ^[1] Dyson reported that nine out of ten people do not use dental floss with the recommended frequency, and average brushing lasts only 45 seconds instead of the recommended two minutes. ^[2] In Mexico, the CameraJet is priced at 9,999 pesos and will be available in Ultra Blue and Ceramic Pink finishes. ^[3] The CameraJet camera captures 28 images per second and uses Gap Optical Targeting technology to identify spaces between teeth and direct a conical rinse stream to those zones. ^[4] Dyson claims the precision water jets remove up to 69% more plaque than premium electric toothbrushes in hard-to-reach areas. ^[5] Dyson spent over six years researching and engineering the ergonomic design and effective functionality of the CameraJet toothbrush. ^[6] The CameraJet features a 1mm camera with a 100K-pixel macro lens that analyzes 28 live images per second to target gaps between teeth using AI. ^[7] The device utilizes a dual-bristle brush head with firmer inner and softer outer bristles to clean along the gumline. ^[8]