Dyson has outlined a significant strategic pivot, moving away from purely mechanical devices toward intelligent machines that leverage AI and vision systems. At the Dyson Unveiled event in Berlin, Chief Engineer Jake Dyson announced this shift, noting that new products will sense and respond to their environment using machine learning. The company revealed nine new products spanning oral care, home robot vacuums, environmental care, and hair care. Here is the upcoming line-up, specifications, pricing, and release dates for Singapore.
Oral Care and Precision Cleaning
The lineup begins with a connected oral care device called the Dyson CameraJet, priced at $699. It combines brushing, targeted liquid flossing, and mouthwash dispensing into one unit. An integrated 100k pixel macro lens camera powered by Gap Optical Targeting AI scans 28 live images per second.
This technology predicts gaps between teeth to deploy precision bursts of mouthwash. The device launches in Singapore on 2 September 2026.
Alongside the CameraJet, Dyson is releasing toothpaste and mouth rinse in Spearmint and Ginger Mint variants, both priced at $15. These products will be available at the same time as the main device launch. The focus here is on integrating software-driven precision into a routine daily task that has traditionally relied on manual technique and static tools.
For floor care, the Dyson R3 Nurovi Spot+Scrub UV represents the top-tier option. It utilizes UV light, AI vision, and laser-like illumination to detect and eliminate nearly 200 stain types. The unit features a 30,000 Pa motor and an extending edge-to-edge roller. A self-cleaning dock system uses 70°C heated water for hydration. The price is yet to be confirmed, with a launch planned for late 2026.
Advanced Robotic Systems
The Dyson R2 Nurovi Wash+Dry, priced at $1,199, employs constant-width Reuleaux triangle mopping pads. These pads use an eccentric motion pattern to clean deep into square corners. The system includes a 75°C heated dock station and an Acoustic piezo sensor for live dust detection. A Twin-capture system mechanically sweeps large debris while vacuuming fine dust. It arrives in Singapore on 5 September 2026.
A dedicated dry-cleaning robot also joins the lineup, powered by a 21,000 Pa suction motor and Twin-capture technology. It introduces angled side sweepers with a webbed connector that controls brush pressure and extends into tight wall corners. This design actively prevents hair tangling. The device launches in September 2026, though a specific date and price have not been finalized in the current documentation.
Practically speaking, these specifications suggest a move toward appliances that handle maintenance and hygiene autonomously. For consumers, the value proposition shifts from the machine’s raw power to its ability to identify specific problems, such as a stain or a gap between teeth, and apply a targeted solution without human intervention. This reduces the cognitive load of household maintenance, allowing users to focus on oversight rather than execution.
The Dyson W1 PencilWash + Dok is a reengineered wet-and-dry hard floor cleaner. It features an upgraded, more absorbent roller and a hygienic waste separation system. The device retains an ultra-slim “pencil” body profile while adding automated self-cleaning on the storage dock. The price is TBC, with a launch scheduled for October 2026.
Air Purification and Hair Styling
Dyson’s most powerful purifier, the Dyson HushJet Big+Quiet Cool Pure + Ioniser + UV, utilizes an aerospace-inspired noise-controlling HushJet nozzle. This design allows for long-range air projection using low-pressure high-flow compression. It features 3-stage filtration that destroys formaldehyde, integrated UV bacterial sterilization, and an active ioniser. The price is TBC, and it launches in Singapore in October 2026.
A medium-format version, the Dyson HushJet Pure Cool + Ioniser + UV, is also planned for October 2026. It is engineered to deliver 3x more powerful purification projection than previous generations. The unit houses a forward-facing HushJet air nozzle and captures whole-room formaldehyde and pollutants. It includes UV sterilisation and personal cooling options. Pricing for this model has not yet been released.
In the hair care category, a next-generation hair straightener pairs flexing plates with an active water-filled heat-pipe cooling attachment. This setup draws excess residual heat away from hair strands during styling. The process boosts shine by up to 154% and reduces heat damage by 29%. It launches in Singapore on 22 September 2026.
Finally, Dyson’s first dedicated hot air brush is designed to dry, lift, and smooth all hair types. It incorporates patented 90-degree PivotFlex bristles for controlled airflow tension alongside looped Anti-snag bristles. Thermal sensors read heat 100 times per second to manage temperature. This device arrives in Singapore on 8 September 2026.
