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Dyson CameraJet

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The video leverages the established success and innovation associated with the Dyson brand to introduce a novel, high-tech product. It effectively breaks down complex technology into understandable features and justifies the premium price by highlighting extensive R&D and a unique business model, creating intrigue and value for the viewer.

Summary

The video introduces the Dyson CameraJet, an AI-powered toothbrush with a built-in camera designed to detect plaque and dispense mouthwash. It highlights the extensive research and development, advanced technology, and the business strategy behind the product's high price point.

Structure

1Introduction of James Dyson and his success with vacuum cleaners.
2Announcement of the Dyson CameraJet, an AI-powered toothbrush with a camera.
3Explanation of the technology: macro lens, AI training, plaque detection, and mouthwash dispensing.
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Dyson just announced CameraJet, a $499 AI-powered toothbrush with a built-in camera. 🦷 A macro lens sits right under the brush head, scanning your teeth at 28 images a second to spot the gaps where plaque forms — the AI’s already trained on 470,000 dental images to know what it’s looking for. The second it finds a gap, it fires a cone of mouthwash into it within 100 milliseconds. ⚡️ #dyson #ai #Tech #gadget #engineering

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Dyson CameraJet: acts - it is an AI-powered toothbrush with a camera in the brush head that scans teeth to find plaque and dispenses mouthwash. Removing it would change the video's topic. James Dyson: appears - he is shown in images and is credited with inventing the product. Removing him would not change what happens in the video. CameraJet: acts - it is the product being discussed and demonstrated. Removing it would change the video's topic. Dyson: acts - it is the company that developed the product. Removing it would change the video's topic. Rainy Talks: appears - it is the creator's handle and name. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.

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this guy made $16 billion vacuum cleaners his next invention is an AI powered toothbrush with a camera in the brush head already his and he just the CameraJet so here's actually does macro lens the brush head with 100,000 pixels might be it's because 28 images per second hunting for where plaque normally forms the gap 100 milliseconds it shoots of mouthwash so here's into this of development 661 engineers 38 patents and 16 million lines of code all whilst AI with 470,000 dental images I know that amount of time to into a toothbrush a wall that is very to copy so the $499 price tag sounds mental but you're not for bristles for six years of R&D consumer brands never bother doing that tiny little camera through regular toothpaste foam blinds the lens so Dyson's up its low foam toothtpaste and mouthwash refill heads changing every few months and a dock the mouthwash 3 seconds I think that's business here same playbook as your $300 espresso machine that only takes own pods Dyson just did your bathroom sink I breakdown every single week so if you interesting a follow RAINY @rainy.talks Follow

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this guy made $16 billion vacuum cleaners. His next invention is an AI powered toothbrush with a camera in the brush head. The macro lens sits right under the brush head, scanning your teeth at 28 images per second, hunting for gaps where plaque normally forms. The AI's already trained on 470,000 dental images to know what it's looking for. The second it finds a gap, it fires a cone of mouthwash into it within 100 milliseconds. So here's what went into this: six years of development, 661 engineers, 38 patents and 16 million lines of code, all whilst training the AI with 470,000 dental images. I know that sounds like an insane amount of money and time to be putting into a toothbrush, but Dyson just built a wall that is very difficult to copy. So the $499 price tag sounds mental, but you're not paying for bristles, you're paying for six years of R&D that most consumer brands never bother doing. That tiny little camera can't see through regular toothpaste foam, it blinds the lens. So Dyson's already lining up its low foam toothpaste and mouthwash, as well as refill heads that need changing every few months, and a dock that refills the mouthwash in under three seconds. I think that's the real business here. It's the same playbook as your $300 espresso machine that only takes its own pods. Dyson just did it with your bathroom sink. I breakdown tech like this every single week. So if you found this interesting, don't forget to give me a follow.