Dyson launched the CameraJet, an electric toothbrush that combines a macro camera, machine learning, connectivity, sonic brushing, and irrigation in a single device. ^[1] James Dyson unveiled the CameraJet in Paris as a new method for cleaning teeth that challenges traditional oral hygiene practices. ^[2] The Dyson CameraJet is the first toothbrush equipped with a camera and water jet to remove plaque from between teeth. ^[3] Dyson claims the CameraJet can direct a precise cleaning jet to identified missed spots within 100 milliseconds. ^[4] Dyson plans to build a broader oral care ecosystem around the CameraJet, including specialized brush heads, a dedicated app, and soon proprietary toothpaste and mouthwash. ^[5] The CameraJet features a macro camera with 100,000 pixels that works with the Gap Optical Targeting machine learning system to analyze 28 images per second and identify spaces between teeth. ^[6] After detecting a gap, the CameraJet fires a precise conical water jet within 100 milliseconds to remove plaque while brushing. ^[7] James Dyson, Founder and Chief Engineer, said the CameraJet solves three fundamental problems: seeing gaps, removing plaque, and improving cleaning performance while brushing. ^[8] The World Health Organization's 2025 Global Oral Health Status Report estimates that nearly 3.7 billion people are affected by oral diseases globally. ^[9]