# Dyson launches CameraJet toothbrush with built-in camera in Mexico

Dyson launches CameraJet toothbrush with built-in camera and AI targeting in Mexico for 9,999 pesos.

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Dyson officially launched the CameraJet intelligent toothbrush on September 1, 2026, in Paris. [^1]

Dyson Ltd. launched the CameraJet toothbrush on Tuesday for approximately 8,500 Mexican pesos (about $499 USD), featuring an integrated camera and AI to detect dental plaque. [^2]

Dyson claims the device uses a macro camera with 100,000 pixels and an algorithm called Gap Optical Targeting to scan up to 28 images per second. [^3]

James Dyson, the founder and chief engineer, stated that the device integrates a macro camera and a pulsating irrigation system to optimize oral cleaning. [^4]

The Dyson CameraJet is available in Mexico for 9,999 pesos through the official store in Ultra Blue and Ceramic Pink finishes. [^5]

Niamh Turney, senior commercial director at Dyson, stated in a pre-launch interview that the company dedicated six years to research and development of the new toothbrush. [^6]

The CameraJet utilizes a 100,000-pixel macro lens that scans at 28 images per second to identify spaces between teeth where plaque forms and hardens. [^7]

Dyson trained its machine learning system on over 470,000 tooth images to analyze the position and direction of teeth and plaque. [^8]

The CameraJet features a 100,000-pixel macro lens camera and LED lighting to illuminate the oral cavity for real-time plaque detection. [^9]

The device sprays water at the target site within 0.1 seconds of detecting plaque to assist in cleaning between teeth. [^10]

Dyson claimed that when using live viewing, images are streamed directly to the app in real time and are not stored by Dyson, in the app, or uploaded to the cloud. [^11]

Dyson claims the product uses an AI machine-learning mechanism to identify gaps and accurately jets up to 0.15ml of liquid between teeth to remove plaque. [^12]

## What this stands on

1. Dyson officially launched the CameraJet intelligent toothbrush on September 1, 2026, in Paris. (Xataka México, News)
2. Dyson Ltd. launched the CameraJet toothbrush on Tuesday for approximately 8,500 Mexican pesos (about $499 USD), featuring an integrated camera and AI to detect dental plaque. (El Financiero, News)
3. Dyson claims the device uses a macro camera with 100,000 pixels and an algorithm called Gap Optical Targeting to scan up to 28 images per second. (Xataka México, News)
4. James Dyson, the founder and chief engineer, stated that the device integrates a macro camera and a pulsating irrigation system to optimize oral cleaning. (Xataka México, News)
5. The Dyson CameraJet is available in Mexico for 9,999 pesos through the official store in Ultra Blue and Ceramic Pink finishes. (Xataka México, News)
6. Niamh Turney, senior commercial director at Dyson, stated in a pre-launch interview that the company dedicated six years to research and development of the new toothbrush. (El Financiero, News)
7. The CameraJet utilizes a 100,000-pixel macro lens that scans at 28 images per second to identify spaces between teeth where plaque forms and hardens. (El Financiero, News)
8. Dyson trained its machine learning system on over 470,000 tooth images to analyze the position and direction of teeth and plaque. (매일경제, News)
9. The CameraJet features a 100,000-pixel macro lens camera and LED lighting to illuminate the oral cavity for real-time plaque detection. (매일경제, News)
10. The device sprays water at the target site within 0.1 seconds of detecting plaque to assist in cleaning between teeth. (매일경제, News)
11. Dyson claimed that when using live viewing, images are streamed directly to the app in real time and are not stored by Dyson, in the app, or uploaded to the cloud. (Hindustan Times, News)
12. Dyson claims the product uses an AI machine-learning mechanism to identify gaps and accurately jets up to 0.15ml of liquid between teeth to remove plaque. (Hindustan Times, News)

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