Singapore-headquartered British technology company Dyson — popular for its household appliances such as vacuum cleaners and air purifiers — has ventured into oral care. And it's not just about brushing, flossing and rinsing. Dyson's new CameraJet is marketed as an electric toothbrush and flosser that is equipped with a 100,000-pixel (0.1 megapixel) macro-lens camera that analyses up to 28 images per second. Coupled with an artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm, the toothbrush is designed to identify and target gaps between teeth. It also features a conical jet for precision flossing, which Dyson says removes plaque more effectively. Using…
