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Vacuum cleaner maker Dyson wants to blow away rivals with high tech headphones
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Headphones 1
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18/07/2024
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Home appliance giant Dyson is bringing out an expensive pair of headphones — without the air purifying mouthpiece of its previous range.
The OnTrac promises audiophile-level sound with an array of colour and finish combinations.
They come in four base finishes—aluminium, copper, nickel, and cinnabar red.
From there buyers can mix and match outer caps and ear cushions.
UK based Dyson says there are over 2,000 possible combinations.
The company claims best-in-class noise cancellation using eight microphones that sample external noise 384,000 times per second. Battery life is claimed to be 55 hours on a single charge with noise cancelling turned on.
The firm best known for its vacuum cleaners and hand driers, partnered with North American company US Ergonomics to make the OnTrac as comfortable as possible.
This is said to be down to soft cushions, adjustable arms and an even weight distribution.
OPS: The Dyson OnTrac headphones.
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Vacuum cleaner maker Dyson wants to blow away rivals with high tech headphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Headphones 1
Ref 16019
18/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Dyson
Home appliance giant Dyson is bringing out an expensive pair of headphones — without the air purifying mouthpiece of its previous range.
The OnTrac promises audiophile-level sound with an array of colour and finish combinations.
They come in four base finishes—aluminium, copper, nickel, and cinnabar red.
From there buyers can mix and match outer caps and ear cushions.
UK based Dyson says there are over 2,000 possible combinations.
The company claims best-in-class noise cancellation using eight microphones that sample external noise 384,000 times per second. Battery life is claimed to be 55 hours on a single charge with noise cancelling turned on.
The firm best known for its vacuum cleaners and hand driers, partnered with North American company US Ergonomics to make the OnTrac as comfortable as possible.
This is said to be down to soft cushions, adjustable arms and an even weight distribution.
OPS: The Dyson OnTrac headphones.
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Vacuum cleaner maker Dyson wants to blow away rivals with high tech headphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Headphones 1
Ref 16019
18/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Dyson
Home appliance giant Dyson is bringing out an expensive pair of headphones — without the air purifying mouthpiece of its previous range.
The OnTrac promises audiophile-level sound with an array of colour and finish combinations.
They come in four base finishes—aluminium, copper, nickel, and cinnabar red.
From there buyers can mix and match outer caps and ear cushions.
UK based Dyson says there are over 2,000 possible combinations.
The company claims best-in-class noise cancellation using eight microphones that sample external noise 384,000 times per second. Battery life is claimed to be 55 hours on a single charge with noise cancelling turned on.
The firm best known for its vacuum cleaners and hand driers, partnered with North American company US Ergonomics to make the OnTrac as comfortable as possible.
This is said to be down to soft cushions, adjustable arms and an even weight distribution.
OPS: The Dyson OnTrac headphones.
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Vacuum cleaner maker Dyson wants to blow away rivals with high tech headphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Headphones 1
Ref 16019
18/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Dyson
Home appliance giant Dyson is bringing out an expensive pair of headphones — without the air purifying mouthpiece of its previous range.
The OnTrac promises audiophile-level sound with an array of colour and finish combinations.
They come in four base finishes—aluminium, copper, nickel, and cinnabar red.
From there buyers can mix and match outer caps and ear cushions.
UK based Dyson says there are over 2,000 possible combinations.
The company claims best-in-class noise cancellation using eight microphones that sample external noise 384,000 times per second. Battery life is claimed to be 55 hours on a single charge with noise cancelling turned on.
The firm best known for its vacuum cleaners and hand driers, partnered with North American company US Ergonomics to make the OnTrac as comfortable as possible.
This is said to be down to soft cushions, adjustable arms and an even weight distribution.
OPS: The Dyson OnTrac headphones.
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DUKAS_172457594_FER
Vacuum cleaner maker Dyson wants to blow away rivals with high tech headphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Headphones 1
Ref 16019
18/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Dyson
Home appliance giant Dyson is bringing out an expensive pair of headphones — without the air purifying mouthpiece of its previous range.
The OnTrac promises audiophile-level sound with an array of colour and finish combinations.
They come in four base finishes—aluminium, copper, nickel, and cinnabar red.
From there buyers can mix and match outer caps and ear cushions.
UK based Dyson says there are over 2,000 possible combinations.
The company claims best-in-class noise cancellation using eight microphones that sample external noise 384,000 times per second. Battery life is claimed to be 55 hours on a single charge with noise cancelling turned on.
The firm best known for its vacuum cleaners and hand driers, partnered with North American company US Ergonomics to make the OnTrac as comfortable as possible.
This is said to be down to soft cushions, adjustable arms and an even weight distribution.
OPS: The Dyson OnTrac headphones.
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DUKAS_172457593_FER
Vacuum cleaner maker Dyson wants to blow away rivals with high tech headphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Headphones 1
Ref 16019
18/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Dyson
Home appliance giant Dyson is bringing out an expensive pair of headphones — without the air purifying mouthpiece of its previous range.
The OnTrac promises audiophile-level sound with an array of colour and finish combinations.
They come in four base finishes—aluminium, copper, nickel, and cinnabar red.
From there buyers can mix and match outer caps and ear cushions.
UK based Dyson says there are over 2,000 possible combinations.
The company claims best-in-class noise cancellation using eight microphones that sample external noise 384,000 times per second. Battery life is claimed to be 55 hours on a single charge with noise cancelling turned on.
The firm best known for its vacuum cleaners and hand driers, partnered with North American company US Ergonomics to make the OnTrac as comfortable as possible.
This is said to be down to soft cushions, adjustable arms and an even weight distribution.
OPS: The Dyson OnTrac headphones.
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DUKAS_172457592_FER
Vacuum cleaner maker Dyson wants to blow away rivals with high tech headphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Headphones 1
Ref 16019
18/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Dyson
Home appliance giant Dyson is bringing out an expensive pair of headphones — without the air purifying mouthpiece of its previous range.
The OnTrac promises audiophile-level sound with an array of colour and finish combinations.
They come in four base finishes—aluminium, copper, nickel, and cinnabar red.
From there buyers can mix and match outer caps and ear cushions.
UK based Dyson says there are over 2,000 possible combinations.
The company claims best-in-class noise cancellation using eight microphones that sample external noise 384,000 times per second. Battery life is claimed to be 55 hours on a single charge with noise cancelling turned on.
The firm best known for its vacuum cleaners and hand driers, partnered with North American company US Ergonomics to make the OnTrac as comfortable as possible.
This is said to be down to soft cushions, adjustable arms and an even weight distribution.
OPS: The Dyson OnTrac headphones.
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Vacuum cleaner maker Dyson wants to blow away rivals with high tech headphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Headphones 1
Ref 16019
18/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Dyson
Home appliance giant Dyson is bringing out an expensive pair of headphones — without the air purifying mouthpiece of its previous range.
The OnTrac promises audiophile-level sound with an array of colour and finish combinations.
They come in four base finishes—aluminium, copper, nickel, and cinnabar red.
From there buyers can mix and match outer caps and ear cushions.
UK based Dyson says there are over 2,000 possible combinations.
The company claims best-in-class noise cancellation using eight microphones that sample external noise 384,000 times per second. Battery life is claimed to be 55 hours on a single charge with noise cancelling turned on.
The firm best known for its vacuum cleaners and hand driers, partnered with North American company US Ergonomics to make the OnTrac as comfortable as possible.
This is said to be down to soft cushions, adjustable arms and an even weight distribution.
OPS: The Dyson OnTrac headphones.
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Vacuum cleaner gets augmented reality to make sure you never miss a spot
Ferrari Press Agency
AR 1
Ref 15760
12/04/2024
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Home appliance company Dyson plans to ensure no one ever misses a patch of floor when vacuuming.
It is introducing a virtual reality app which can be displayed on a mobile phone
along with a new cleaner that has a bracket to hold the smart device.
The screen shows the area covered by the cleaner and highlights the spots that have been missed.
A spokesperson for the UK company said : “Cleaning can be a thankless task.
“Amid navigating chair legs and under furniture, moving between rooms and sidestepping our furry friends, it’s easy to inadvertently miss areas, or repeatedly vacuum the same spot, reducing efficacy and wasting time.”
Dyson has brought out the Dyson CleanTrace app to pair with its Gen5Detect vacuum cleaner.
The cleaner already shows up dust with an inbuilt light while a filter analyses the material picked up.
The app will now also show where the vacuum has missed.
OPS: The Dyson Gen5Detect vacuum already reveals different types of dirt amnd dust particles picked up
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Vacuum cleaner gets augmented reality to make sure you never miss a spot
Ferrari Press Agency
AR 1
Ref 15760
12/04/2024
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Pictures must credit: Dyson
Home appliance company Dyson plans to ensure no one ever misses a patch of floor when vacuuming.
It is introducing a virtual reality app which can be displayed on a mobile phone
along with a new cleaner that has a bracket to hold the smart device.
The screen shows the area covered by the cleaner and highlights the spots that have been missed.
A spokesperson for the UK company said : “Cleaning can be a thankless task.
“Amid navigating chair legs and under furniture, moving between rooms and sidestepping our furry friends, it’s easy to inadvertently miss areas, or repeatedly vacuum the same spot, reducing efficacy and wasting time.”
Dyson has brought out the Dyson CleanTrace app to pair with its Gen5Detect vacuum cleaner.
The cleaner already shows up dust with an inbuilt light while a filter analyses the material picked up.
The app will now also show where the vacuum has missed.
OPS: A Dyson Gen5Detect vacuum cleaner paired with the CleanTrace AR app showing which part of the floor has been cleaned and the places missed.
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Vacuum cleaner gets augmented reality to make sure you never miss a spot
Ferrari Press Agency
AR 1
Ref 15760
12/04/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Dyson
Home appliance company Dyson plans to ensure no one ever misses a patch of floor when vacuuming.
It is introducing a virtual reality app which can be displayed on a mobile phone
along with a new cleaner that has a bracket to hold the smart device.
The screen shows the area covered by the cleaner and highlights the spots that have been missed.
A spokesperson for the UK company said : “Cleaning can be a thankless task.
“Amid navigating chair legs and under furniture, moving between rooms and sidestepping our furry friends, it’s easy to inadvertently miss areas, or repeatedly vacuum the same spot, reducing efficacy and wasting time.”
Dyson has brought out the Dyson CleanTrace app to pair with its Gen5Detect vacuum cleaner.
The cleaner already shows up dust with an inbuilt light while a filter analyses the material picked up.
The app will now also show where the vacuum has missed.
OPS: A Dyson Gen5Detect vacuum cleaner paired with the CleanTrace AR app showing which part of the floor has been cleaned and the places missed.
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Vacuum cleaner gets augmented reality to make sure you never miss a spot
Ferrari Press Agency
AR 1
Ref 15760
12/04/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Dyson
Home appliance company Dyson plans to ensure no one ever misses a patch of floor when vacuuming.
It is introducing a virtual reality app which can be displayed on a mobile phone
along with a new cleaner that has a bracket to hold the smart device.
The screen shows the area covered by the cleaner and highlights the spots that have been missed.
A spokesperson for the UK company said : “Cleaning can be a thankless task.
“Amid navigating chair legs and under furniture, moving between rooms and sidestepping our furry friends, it’s easy to inadvertently miss areas, or repeatedly vacuum the same spot, reducing efficacy and wasting time.”
Dyson has brought out the Dyson CleanTrace app to pair with its Gen5Detect vacuum cleaner.
The cleaner already shows up dust with an inbuilt light while a filter analyses the material picked up.
The app will now also show where the vacuum has missed.
OPS: A Dyson Gen5Detect vacuum cleaner already has a built in light to see dirt and dust
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Dyson unveils lightweight salon hairdryer
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Supersonic 1
Ref 15561
09/02/2024
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Pictures MUST credit: Dyson
Home and business electronics company Dyson has unveiled a new hairdryer — which looks like a submarine periscope.
The brand new model, called the Supersonic r is the first dryer since the firm’s iconic Supersonic released in 2016 and is initially aimed at professional stylists working in salons.
The Supersonic r is a tube-shaped hair dryer that weighs just 325g which is almost half that of the original Supersonic.
This weight and size reduction is due to re-engineered heating elements, which allowed engineers to replace the old design's large head with just a bend at the end of the shaft,
The bend resembles a small case letter “r” hence the name.
Miniaturised heating grills consisting of copper microfins are up along the pipe's curve.
This is said to ensure high-pressure airflow is heated evenly with a high precision intelligent heat control to achieve better hair shine.
OPS: The Dyson "Supersonic r"
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Dyson unveils lightweight salon hairdryer
Ferrari Press Agency
Supersonic 1
Ref 15561
09/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Dyson
Home and business electronics company Dyson has unveiled a new hairdryer — which looks like a submarine periscope.
The brand new model, called the Supersonic r is the first dryer since the firm’s iconic Supersonic released in 2016 and is initially aimed at professional stylists working in salons.
The Supersonic r is a tube-shaped hair dryer that weighs just 325g which is almost half that of the original Supersonic.
This weight and size reduction is due to re-engineered heating elements, which allowed engineers to replace the old design's large head with just a bend at the end of the shaft,
The bend resembles a small case letter “r” hence the name.
Miniaturised heating grills consisting of copper microfins are up along the pipe's curve.
This is said to ensure high-pressure airflow is heated evenly with a high precision intelligent heat control to achieve better hair shine.
OPS: The Dyson "Supersonic r"
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DUKAS_165745280_FER
Dyson unveils lightweight salon hairdryer
Ferrari Press Agency
Supersonic 1
Ref 15561
09/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Dyson
Home and business electronics company Dyson has unveiled a new hairdryer — which looks like a submarine periscope.
The brand new model, called the Supersonic r is the first dryer since the firm’s iconic Supersonic released in 2016 and is initially aimed at professional stylists working in salons.
The Supersonic r is a tube-shaped hair dryer that weighs just 325g which is almost half that of the original Supersonic.
This weight and size reduction is due to re-engineered heating elements, which allowed engineers to replace the old design's large head with just a bend at the end of the shaft,
The bend resembles a small case letter “r” hence the name.
Miniaturised heating grills consisting of copper microfins are up along the pipe's curve.
This is said to ensure high-pressure airflow is heated evenly with a high precision intelligent heat control to achieve better hair shine.
OPS: The Dyson "Supersonic r"
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DUKAS_165745279_FER
Dyson unveils lightweight salon hairdryer
Ferrari Press Agency
Supersonic 1
Ref 15561
09/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Dyson
Home and business electronics company Dyson has unveiled a new hairdryer — which looks like a submarine periscope.
The brand new model, called the Supersonic r is the first dryer since the firm’s iconic Supersonic released in 2016 and is initially aimed at professional stylists working in salons.
The Supersonic r is a tube-shaped hair dryer that weighs just 325g which is almost half that of the original Supersonic.
This weight and size reduction is due to re-engineered heating elements, which allowed engineers to replace the old design's large head with just a bend at the end of the shaft,
The bend resembles a small case letter “r” hence the name.
Miniaturised heating grills consisting of copper microfins are up along the pipe's curve.
This is said to ensure high-pressure airflow is heated evenly with a high precision intelligent heat control to achieve better hair shine.
OPS: The Dyson "Supersonic r"
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DUKAS_165745278_FER
Dyson unveils lightweight salon hairdryer
Ferrari Press Agency
Supersonic 1
Ref 15561
09/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Dyson
Home and business electronics company Dyson has unveiled a new hairdryer — which looks like a submarine periscope.
The brand new model, called the Supersonic r is the first dryer since the firm’s iconic Supersonic released in 2016 and is initially aimed at professional stylists working in salons.
The Supersonic r is a tube-shaped hair dryer that weighs just 325g which is almost half that of the original Supersonic.
This weight and size reduction is due to re-engineered heating elements, which allowed engineers to replace the old design's large head with just a bend at the end of the shaft,
The bend resembles a small case letter “r” hence the name.
Miniaturised heating grills consisting of copper microfins are up along the pipe's curve.
This is said to ensure high-pressure airflow is heated evenly with a high precision intelligent heat control to achieve better hair shine.
OPS: The Dyson "Supersonic r"
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Dyson unveils lightweight salon hairdryer
Ferrari Press Agency
Supersonic 1
Ref 15561
09/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Dyson
Home and business electronics company Dyson has unveiled a new hairdryer — which looks like a submarine periscope.
The brand new model, called the Supersonic r is the first dryer since the firm’s iconic Supersonic released in 2016 and is initially aimed at professional stylists working in salons.
The Supersonic r is a tube-shaped hair dryer that weighs just 325g which is almost half that of the original Supersonic.
This weight and size reduction is due to re-engineered heating elements, which allowed engineers to replace the old design's large head with just a bend at the end of the shaft,
The bend resembles a small case letter “r” hence the name.
Miniaturised heating grills consisting of copper microfins are up along the pipe's curve.
This is said to ensure high-pressure airflow is heated evenly with a high precision intelligent heat control to achieve better hair shine.
OPS: during development of the Dyson "Supersonic r" studies were made on how people used their dryer
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Dyson unveils lightweight salon hairdryer
Ferrari Press Agency
Supersonic 1
Ref 15561
09/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Dyson
Home and business electronics company Dyson has unveiled a new hairdryer — which looks like a submarine periscope.
The brand new model, called the Supersonic r is the first dryer since the firm’s iconic Supersonic released in 2016 and is initially aimed at professional stylists working in salons.
The Supersonic r is a tube-shaped hair dryer that weighs just 325g which is almost half that of the original Supersonic.
This weight and size reduction is due to re-engineered heating elements, which allowed engineers to replace the old design's large head with just a bend at the end of the shaft,
The bend resembles a small case letter “r” hence the name.
Miniaturised heating grills consisting of copper microfins are up along the pipe's curve.
This is said to ensure high-pressure airflow is heated evenly with a high precision intelligent heat control to achieve better hair shine.
OPS: The Dyson "Supersonic r"
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DUKAS_165745275_FER
Dyson unveils lightweight salon hairdryer
Ferrari Press Agency
Supersonic 1
Ref 15561
09/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Dyson
Home and business electronics company Dyson has unveiled a new hairdryer — which looks like a submarine periscope.
The brand new model, called the Supersonic r is the first dryer since the firm’s iconic Supersonic released in 2016 and is initially aimed at professional stylists working in salons.
The Supersonic r is a tube-shaped hair dryer that weighs just 325g which is almost half that of the original Supersonic.
This weight and size reduction is due to re-engineered heating elements, which allowed engineers to replace the old design's large head with just a bend at the end of the shaft,
The bend resembles a small case letter “r” hence the name.
Miniaturised heating grills consisting of copper microfins are up along the pipe's curve.
This is said to ensure high-pressure airflow is heated evenly with a high precision intelligent heat control to achieve better hair shine.
OPS: The Dyson "Supersonic r"
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DUKAS_165745274_FER
Dyson unveils lightweight salon hairdryer
Ferrari Press Agency
Supersonic 1
Ref 15561
09/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Dyson
Home and business electronics company Dyson has unveiled a new hairdryer — which looks like a submarine periscope.
The brand new model, called the Supersonic r is the first dryer since the firm’s iconic Supersonic released in 2016 and is initially aimed at professional stylists working in salons.
The Supersonic r is a tube-shaped hair dryer that weighs just 325g which is almost half that of the original Supersonic.
This weight and size reduction is due to re-engineered heating elements, which allowed engineers to replace the old design's large head with just a bend at the end of the shaft,
The bend resembles a small case letter “r” hence the name.
Miniaturised heating grills consisting of copper microfins are up along the pipe's curve.
This is said to ensure high-pressure airflow is heated evenly with a high precision intelligent heat control to achieve better hair shine.
OPS: The Dyson "Supersonic r"
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DUKAS_165745268_FER
Dyson unveils lightweight salon hairdryer
Ferrari Press Agency
Supersonic 1
Ref 15561
09/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Dyson
Home and business electronics company Dyson has unveiled a new hairdryer — which looks like a submarine periscope.
The brand new model, called the Supersonic r is the first dryer since the firm’s iconic Supersonic released in 2016 and is initially aimed at professional stylists working in salons.
The Supersonic r is a tube-shaped hair dryer that weighs just 325g which is almost half that of the original Supersonic.
This weight and size reduction is due to re-engineered heating elements, which allowed engineers to replace the old design's large head with just a bend at the end of the shaft,
The bend resembles a small case letter “r” hence the name.
Miniaturised heating grills consisting of copper microfins are up along the pipe's curve.
This is said to ensure high-pressure airflow is heated evenly with a high precision intelligent heat control to achieve better hair shine.
OPS: The Dyson "Supersonic r" compared for size with the original Supersonic
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DUKAS_165745267_FER
Dyson unveils lightweight salon hairdryer
Ferrari Press Agency
Supersonic 1
Ref 15561
09/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Dyson
Home and business electronics company Dyson has unveiled a new hairdryer — which looks like a submarine periscope.
The brand new model, called the Supersonic r is the first dryer since the firm’s iconic Supersonic released in 2016 and is initially aimed at professional stylists working in salons.
The Supersonic r is a tube-shaped hair dryer that weighs just 325g which is almost half that of the original Supersonic.
This weight and size reduction is due to re-engineered heating elements, which allowed engineers to replace the old design's large head with just a bend at the end of the shaft,
The bend resembles a small case letter “r” hence the name.
Miniaturised heating grills consisting of copper microfins are up along the pipe's curve.
This is said to ensure high-pressure airflow is heated evenly with a high precision intelligent heat control to achieve better hair shine.
OPS: The Dyson "Supersonic r"
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DUKAS_165745266_FER
Dyson unveils lightweight salon hairdryer
Ferrari Press Agency
Supersonic 1
Ref 15561
09/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Dyson
Home and business electronics company Dyson has unveiled a new hairdryer — which looks like a submarine periscope.
The brand new model, called the Supersonic r is the first dryer since the firm’s iconic Supersonic released in 2016 and is initially aimed at professional stylists working in salons.
The Supersonic r is a tube-shaped hair dryer that weighs just 325g which is almost half that of the original Supersonic.
This weight and size reduction is due to re-engineered heating elements, which allowed engineers to replace the old design's large head with just a bend at the end of the shaft,
The bend resembles a small case letter “r” hence the name.
Miniaturised heating grills consisting of copper microfins are up along the pipe's curve.
This is said to ensure high-pressure airflow is heated evenly with a high precision intelligent heat control to achieve better hair shine.
OPS: The Dyson "Supersonic r"
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DUKAS_165745265_FER
Dyson unveils lightweight salon hairdryer
Ferrari Press Agency
Supersonic 1
Ref 15561
09/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Dyson
Home and business electronics company Dyson has unveiled a new hairdryer — which looks like a submarine periscope.
The brand new model, called the Supersonic r is the first dryer since the firm’s iconic Supersonic released in 2016 and is initially aimed at professional stylists working in salons.
The Supersonic r is a tube-shaped hair dryer that weighs just 325g which is almost half that of the original Supersonic.
This weight and size reduction is due to re-engineered heating elements, which allowed engineers to replace the old design's large head with just a bend at the end of the shaft,
The bend resembles a small case letter “r” hence the name.
Miniaturised heating grills consisting of copper microfins are up along the pipe's curve.
This is said to ensure high-pressure airflow is heated evenly with a high precision intelligent heat control to achieve better hair shine.
OPS: The Dyson "Supersonic r"
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Dyson hair straighteners use a blast of hot air.
Ferrari Press Agency
Straightener 1
Ref 14813
25/05/2023
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A hair straightener that relies purely on hot air to smooth out locks has been unveiled by home device company Dyson.
The company says its new Airstrait achieves wet to dry straightening without hot plates or heat damage to follicles.
It is said to have been engineered for multiple hair typesand enable users to achieve a natural straight style, with body and movement, whilst maintaining the strength2 and healthy look and feel of their hair.
Each tress of hair to be dried is contained by two arms, from which a precisely angled high-pressure blade of air is forced downwards.
Along the machine’s arms are two 1.5mm apertures.
Airflow is accelerated through these apertures, creating two high-velocity downward blades of air.
Projected at a 45° angle, they converge to form one focused jet of air, creating the downward force to straighten hair as it dries, with control.
The machine motor, called a Hyperdymium, is small, light and powerful propelling over 11.9 litres of air through the machine per second.
This generates up to 3.5k Pa of air pressure, enough to straighten hair as it dries.
OPS:Dyson Airstrait. Graphic showing how hot air dries and straightens hair as it passes between two arms
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Dyson hair straighteners use a blast of hot air.
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A hair straightener that relies purely on hot air to smooth out locks has been unveiled by home device company Dyson.
The company says its new Airstrait achieves wet to dry straightening without hot plates or heat damage to follicles.
It is said to have been engineered for multiple hair typesand enable users to achieve a natural straight style, with body and movement, whilst maintaining the strength2 and healthy look and feel of their hair.
Each tress of hair to be dried is contained by two arms, from which a precisely angled high-pressure blade of air is forced downwards.
Along the machine’s arms are two 1.5mm apertures.
Airflow is accelerated through these apertures, creating two high-velocity downward blades of air.
Projected at a 45° angle, they converge to form one focused jet of air, creating the downward force to straighten hair as it dries, with control.
The machine motor, called a Hyperdymium, is small, light and powerful propelling over 11.9 litres of air through the machine per second.
This generates up to 3.5k Pa of air pressure, enough to straighten hair as it dries.
OPS:Dyson Airstrait. Graphic showing how hot air dries and straightens hair as it passes between two arms
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Dyson hair straighteners use a blast of hot air.
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A hair straightener that relies purely on hot air to smooth out locks has been unveiled by home device company Dyson.
The company says its new Airstrait achieves wet to dry straightening without hot plates or heat damage to follicles.
It is said to have been engineered for multiple hair typesand enable users to achieve a natural straight style, with body and movement, whilst maintaining the strength2 and healthy look and feel of their hair.
Each tress of hair to be dried is contained by two arms, from which a precisely angled high-pressure blade of air is forced downwards.
Along the machine’s arms are two 1.5mm apertures.
Airflow is accelerated through these apertures, creating two high-velocity downward blades of air.
Projected at a 45° angle, they converge to form one focused jet of air, creating the downward force to straighten hair as it dries, with control.
The machine motor, called a Hyperdymium, is small, light and powerful propelling over 11.9 litres of air through the machine per second.
This generates up to 3.5k Pa of air pressure, enough to straighten hair as it dries.
OPS:Dyson Airstrait. Graphic showing how hot air dries and straightens hair as it passes between two arms
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Dyson hair straighteners use a blast of hot air.
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Straightener 1
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25/05/2023
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A hair straightener that relies purely on hot air to smooth out locks has been unveiled by home device company Dyson.
The company says its new Airstrait achieves wet to dry straightening without hot plates or heat damage to follicles.
It is said to have been engineered for multiple hair typesand enable users to achieve a natural straight style, with body and movement, whilst maintaining the strength2 and healthy look and feel of their hair.
Each tress of hair to be dried is contained by two arms, from which a precisely angled high-pressure blade of air is forced downwards.
Along the machine’s arms are two 1.5mm apertures.
Airflow is accelerated through these apertures, creating two high-velocity downward blades of air.
Projected at a 45° angle, they converge to form one focused jet of air, creating the downward force to straighten hair as it dries, with control.
The machine motor, called a Hyperdymium, is small, light and powerful propelling over 11.9 litres of air through the machine per second.
This generates up to 3.5k Pa of air pressure, enough to straighten hair as it dries.
OPS:Dyson Airstrait
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Dyson hair straighteners use a blast of hot air.
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Straightener 1
Ref 14813
25/05/2023
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Pictures must credit: Dyson
A hair straightener that relies purely on hot air to smooth out locks has been unveiled by home device company Dyson.
The company says its new Airstrait achieves wet to dry straightening without hot plates or heat damage to follicles.
It is said to have been engineered for multiple hair typesand enable users to achieve a natural straight style, with body and movement, whilst maintaining the strength2 and healthy look and feel of their hair.
Each tress of hair to be dried is contained by two arms, from which a precisely angled high-pressure blade of air is forced downwards.
Along the machine’s arms are two 1.5mm apertures.
Airflow is accelerated through these apertures, creating two high-velocity downward blades of air.
Projected at a 45° angle, they converge to form one focused jet of air, creating the downward force to straighten hair as it dries, with control.
The machine motor, called a Hyperdymium, is small, light and powerful propelling over 11.9 litres of air through the machine per second.
This generates up to 3.5k Pa of air pressure, enough to straighten hair as it dries.
OPS:Dyson Airstrait
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Dyson hair straighteners use a blast of hot air.
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Straightener 1
Ref 14813
25/05/2023
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Pictures must credit: Dyson
A hair straightener that relies purely on hot air to smooth out locks has been unveiled by home device company Dyson.
The company says its new Airstrait achieves wet to dry straightening without hot plates or heat damage to follicles.
It is said to have been engineered for multiple hair typesand enable users to achieve a natural straight style, with body and movement, whilst maintaining the strength2 and healthy look and feel of their hair.
Each tress of hair to be dried is contained by two arms, from which a precisely angled high-pressure blade of air is forced downwards.
Along the machine’s arms are two 1.5mm apertures.
Airflow is accelerated through these apertures, creating two high-velocity downward blades of air.
Projected at a 45° angle, they converge to form one focused jet of air, creating the downward force to straighten hair as it dries, with control.
The machine motor, called a Hyperdymium, is small, light and powerful propelling over 11.9 litres of air through the machine per second.
This generates up to 3.5k Pa of air pressure, enough to straighten hair as it dries.
OPS:Dyson Airstrait
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FEATURE - Dyson lanciert neues Katzen- und Hundepflegeset
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Premium household appliance company Dyson is hoping to vacuum up chunk of the pet grooming market with its latest product.A new kit is a range of attachments that fit current Dyson products aimed at keeping cats and dogs looking smart and keeping homes relatively animal hair free.The kit contains an extension with angled bristles that penetrates deep to pick up loose hairs.When it is full of hair , a button is released that allows the hairs to be sucked up.They are not hoovered up while the actual grooming is in process.The kit also includes a 100cm extension to enable owners to reach every corner of their pet’s body.The kit attaches to one of Dyson’s new cordless vacuums. Compatible products include the V15 Detect, V12, V12 Detect Slim, Cyclone V10, Outsize, V8, Digital Slim, and V7.
OPS: The Dyson pet grooming kit in action. The brush full of loose fur which is about to be sucked away
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FEATURE - Dyson lanciert neues Katzen- und Hundepflegeset
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Premium household appliance company Dyson is hoping to vacuum up chunk of the pet grooming market with its latest product.A new kit is a range of attachments that fit current Dyson products aimed at keeping cats and dogs looking smart and keeping homes relatively animal hair free.The kit contains an extension with angled bristles that penetrates deep to pick up loose hairs.When it is full of hair , a button is released that allows the hairs to be sucked up.They are not hoovered up while the actual grooming is in process.The kit also includes a 100cm extension to enable owners to reach every corner of their pet’s body.The kit attaches to one of Dyson’s new cordless vacuums. Compatible products include the V15 Detect, V12, V12 Detect Slim, Cyclone V10, Outsize, V8, Digital Slim, and V7.
OPS: The Dyson pet grooming kit in action. A finger is kept pressed on the grooming extension head button while collection loose fur through brushing
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FEATURE - Dyson lanciert neues Katzen- und Hundepflegeset
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Premium household appliance company Dyson is hoping to vacuum up chunk of the pet grooming market with its latest product.A new kit is a range of attachments that fit current Dyson products aimed at keeping cats and dogs looking smart and keeping homes relatively animal hair free.The kit contains an extension with angled bristles that penetrates deep to pick up loose hairs.When it is full of hair , a button is released that allows the hairs to be sucked up.They are not hoovered up while the actual grooming is in process.The kit also includes a 100cm extension to enable owners to reach every corner of their pet’s body.The kit attaches to one of Dyson’s new cordless vacuums. Compatible products include the V15 Detect, V12, V12 Detect Slim, Cyclone V10, Outsize, V8, Digital Slim, and V7.
OPS: The Dyson pet grooming kit
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FEATURE - Dyson lanciert neues Katzen- und Hundepflegeset
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Premium household appliance company Dyson is hoping to vacuum up chunk of the pet grooming market with its latest product.A new kit is a range of attachments that fit current Dyson products aimed at keeping cats and dogs looking smart and keeping homes relatively animal hair free.The kit contains an extension with angled bristles that penetrates deep to pick up loose hairs.When it is full of hair , a button is released that allows the hairs to be sucked up.They are not hoovered up while the actual grooming is in process.The kit also includes a 100cm extension to enable owners to reach every corner of their pet’s body.The kit attaches to one of Dyson’s new cordless vacuums. Compatible products include the V15 Detect, V12, V12 Detect Slim, Cyclone V10, Outsize, V8, Digital Slim, and V7.
OPS: The Dyson pet grooming kit in action. When the brush is full of hair, button is released , the collected fur is sucked up into the cordless vacuum.
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FEATURE - Dyson lanciert neues Katzen- und Hundepflegeset
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Premium household appliance company Dyson is hoping to vacuum up chunk of the pet grooming market with its latest product.A new kit is a range of attachments that fit current Dyson products aimed at keeping cats and dogs looking smart and keeping homes relatively animal hair free.The kit contains an extension with angled bristles that penetrates deep to pick up loose hairs.When it is full of hair , a button is released that allows the hairs to be sucked up.They are not hoovered up while the actual grooming is in process.The kit also includes a 100cm extension to enable owners to reach every corner of their pet’s body.The kit attaches to one of Dyson’s new cordless vacuums. Compatible products include the V15 Detect, V12, V12 Detect Slim, Cyclone V10, Outsize, V8, Digital Slim, and V7.
OPS: The Dyson pet grooming kit
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FEATURE - Dyson lanciert neues Katzen- und Hundepflegeset
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Premium household appliance company Dyson is hoping to vacuum up chunk of the pet grooming market with its latest product.A new kit is a range of attachments that fit current Dyson products aimed at keeping cats and dogs looking smart and keeping homes relatively animal hair free.The kit contains an extension with angled bristles that penetrates deep to pick up loose hairs.When it is full of hair , a button is released that allows the hairs to be sucked up.They are not hoovered up while the actual grooming is in process.The kit also includes a 100cm extension to enable owners to reach every corner of their pet’s body.The kit attaches to one of Dyson’s new cordless vacuums. Compatible products include the V15 Detect, V12, V12 Detect Slim, Cyclone V10, Outsize, V8, Digital Slim, and V7.
OPS: The Dyson pet grooming kit
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FEATURE - Dyson lanciert neues Katzen- und Hundepflegeset
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Premium household appliance company Dyson is hoping to vacuum up chunk of the pet grooming market with its latest product.A new kit is a range of attachments that fit current Dyson products aimed at keeping cats and dogs looking smart and keeping homes relatively animal hair free.The kit contains an extension with angled bristles that penetrates deep to pick up loose hairs.When it is full of hair , a button is released that allows the hairs to be sucked up.They are not hoovered up while the actual grooming is in process.The kit also includes a 100cm extension to enable owners to reach every corner of their pet’s body.The kit attaches to one of Dyson’s new cordless vacuums. Compatible products include the V15 Detect, V12, V12 Detect Slim, Cyclone V10, Outsize, V8, Digital Slim, and V7.
OPS: The Dyson pet grooming kit in action
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FEATURE - Dyson lanciert neues Katzen- und Hundepflegeset
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Premium household appliance company Dyson is hoping to vacuum up chunk of the pet grooming market with its latest product.A new kit is a range of attachments that fit current Dyson products aimed at keeping cats and dogs looking smart and keeping homes relatively animal hair free.The kit contains an extension with angled bristles that penetrates deep to pick up loose hairs.When it is full of hair , a button is released that allows the hairs to be sucked up.They are not hoovered up while the actual grooming is in process.The kit also includes a 100cm extension to enable owners to reach every corner of their pet’s body.The kit attaches to one of Dyson’s new cordless vacuums. Compatible products include the V15 Detect, V12, V12 Detect Slim, Cyclone V10, Outsize, V8, Digital Slim, and V7.
OPS: The Dyson pet grooming kit brush after the loose fur is sucked away
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FEATURE - Dyson lanciert neues Katzen- und Hundepflegeset
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Premium household appliance company Dyson is hoping to vacuum up chunk of the pet grooming market with its latest product.A new kit is a range of attachments that fit current Dyson products aimed at keeping cats and dogs looking smart and keeping homes relatively animal hair free.The kit contains an extension with angled bristles that penetrates deep to pick up loose hairs.When it is full of hair , a button is released that allows the hairs to be sucked up.They are not hoovered up while the actual grooming is in process.The kit also includes a 100cm extension to enable owners to reach every corner of their pet’s body.The kit attaches to one of Dyson’s new cordless vacuums. Compatible products include the V15 Detect, V12, V12 Detect Slim, Cyclone V10, Outsize, V8, Digital Slim, and V7.
OPS: The Dyson pet grooming kit in action
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FEATURE - Dyson lanciert neues Katzen- und Hundepflegeset
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Premium household appliance company Dyson is hoping to vacuum up chunk of the pet grooming market with its latest product.A new kit is a range of attachments that fit current Dyson products aimed at keeping cats and dogs looking smart and keeping homes relatively animal hair free.The kit contains an extension with angled bristles that penetrates deep to pick up loose hairs.When it is full of hair , a button is released that allows the hairs to be sucked up.They are not hoovered up while the actual grooming is in process.The kit also includes a 100cm extension to enable owners to reach every corner of their pet’s body.The kit attaches to one of Dyson’s new cordless vacuums. Compatible products include the V15 Detect, V12, V12 Detect Slim, Cyclone V10, Outsize, V8, Digital Slim, and V7.
OPS: The Dyson pet grooming head with angled bristles
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Premium household appliance company Dyson is hoping to vacuum up chunk of the pet grooming market with its latest product.A new kit is a range of attachments that fit current Dyson products aimed at keeping cats and dogs looking smart and keeping homes relatively animal hair free.The kit contains an extension with angled bristles that penetrates deep to pick up loose hairs.When it is full of hair , a button is released that allows the hairs to be sucked up.They are not hoovered up while the actual grooming is in process.The kit also includes a 100cm extension to enable owners to reach every corner of their pet’s body.The kit attaches to one of Dyson’s new cordless vacuums. Compatible products include the V15 Detect, V12, V12 Detect Slim, Cyclone V10, Outsize, V8, Digital Slim, and V7.
OPS: The Dyson pet grooming kit in action. When the brush is full of hair, button is released , the collected fur is sucked up into the cordless vacuum.
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FEATURE - Dyson entwickelt brandneues Beatmungsgerät für den Coronavirus-Notfall
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British domestic appliance company Dyson has designed a ventilator and is primed to produce 15,000 units in the coming weeks to help meet the demand caused by the coronavirus pandemic.Named CoVent, the ventilator was developed by the company in only 10 days, after boss Sir James Dyson was among the manufacturers contacted by Prime Minister Boris Johnson to help bolster the UK’s National Health Service supply of ventilators.The CoVent is battery-powered, portable and can easily be mounted to a patient's bed, making it suitable for a range of different clinical settings.According to the government, the NHS needs to increase its number of ventilator from 8,175 to 30,000. They are needed in order to accommodate the expected number of Covid-19 patients, who in severe cases of the disease rely on the ventilators to breathe.Given regulatory approval, 10,000 units could be supplied to the UK government.
OPS: Rendering of the Dyson CoVent ventilator attached to a hospital bed
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FEATURE - Dyson entwickelt brandneues Beatmungsgerät für den Coronavirus-Notfall
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British domestic appliance company Dyson has designed a ventilator and is primed to produce 15,000 units in the coming weeks to help meet the demand caused by the coronavirus pandemic.Named CoVent, the ventilator was developed by the company in only 10 days, after boss Sir James Dyson was among the manufacturers contacted by Prime Minister Boris Johnson to help bolster the UK’s National Health Service supply of ventilators.The CoVent is battery-powered, portable and can easily be mounted to a patient's bed, making it suitable for a range of different clinical settings.According to the government, the NHS needs to increase its number of ventilator from 8,175 to 30,000. They are needed in order to accommodate the expected number of Covid-19 patients, who in severe cases of the disease rely on the ventilators to breathe.Given regulatory approval, 10,000 units could be supplied to the UK government.
OPS: Rendering of the Dyson CoVent ventilator designed in just 10 days
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FEATURE - Dyson bringt High-Tech-Roboter-Staubsauger auf den Markt
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Home appliance tech company Dyson has unveiled a brand new robot vacuum cleaner that can tidy your home with zero help from humans.But it costs an amazing €799 eurosThe 360 Heurist learns about your home over time, adapts routes to efficient navigate around obstacles, and can even work in very low light.The gadget is a successor to the popular but expensive Dyson 360 Eye vacuum cleaner.UK form Dyson's new model promises around a fifth more suction power – and a smarter "brain" powered by more than 450,000 lines of code.Company founder James Dyson said: “Since we started working on robotics, we wanted to produce a vacuum that cleaned properly – not just a gadget," said "The Dyson 360 Heurist robot has eight sensors for improved navigation, and powerful suction, so it can clean your home."
OPS: The Dyson 360 Heurist can work on different surfaces
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FEATURE - Dyson bringt High-Tech-Roboter-Staubsauger auf den Markt
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Home appliance tech company Dyson has unveiled a brand new robot vacuum cleaner that can tidy your home with zero help from humans.But it costs an amazing €799 eurosThe 360 Heurist learns about your home over time, adapts routes to efficient navigate around obstacles, and can even work in very low light.The gadget is a successor to the popular but expensive Dyson 360 Eye vacuum cleaner.UK form Dyson's new model promises around a fifth more suction power – and a smarter "brain" powered by more than 450,000 lines of code.Company founder James Dyson said: “Since we started working on robotics, we wanted to produce a vacuum that cleaned properly – not just a gadget," said "The Dyson 360 Heurist robot has eight sensors for improved navigation, and powerful suction, so it can clean your home."
OPS: The Dyson 360 Heurist
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FEATURE - Dyson bringt High-Tech-Roboter-Staubsauger auf den Markt
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Home appliance tech company Dyson has unveiled a brand new robot vacuum cleaner that can tidy your home with zero help from humans.But it costs an amazing €799 eurosThe 360 Heurist learns about your home over time, adapts routes to efficient navigate around obstacles, and can even work in very low light.The gadget is a successor to the popular but expensive Dyson 360 Eye vacuum cleaner.UK form Dyson's new model promises around a fifth more suction power – and a smarter "brain" powered by more than 450,000 lines of code.Company founder James Dyson said: “Since we started working on robotics, we wanted to produce a vacuum that cleaned properly – not just a gadget," said "The Dyson 360 Heurist robot has eight sensors for improved navigation, and powerful suction, so it can clean your home."
OPS: The Dyson 360 Heurist on its recharging station
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FEATURE - Dyson bringt High-Tech-Roboter-Staubsauger auf den Markt
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Home appliance tech company Dyson has unveiled a brand new robot vacuum cleaner that can tidy your home with zero help from humans.But it costs an amazing €799 eurosThe 360 Heurist learns about your home over time, adapts routes to efficient navigate around obstacles, and can even work in very low light.The gadget is a successor to the popular but expensive Dyson 360 Eye vacuum cleaner.UK form Dyson's new model promises around a fifth more suction power – and a smarter "brain" powered by more than 450,000 lines of code.Company founder James Dyson said: “Since we started working on robotics, we wanted to produce a vacuum that cleaned properly – not just a gadget," said "The Dyson 360 Heurist robot has eight sensors for improved navigation, and powerful suction, so it can clean your home."
OPS: The Dyson 360 Heurist builds up a map of each room in the home in its memory
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FEATURE - Dyson bringt High-Tech-Roboter-Staubsauger auf den Markt
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Home appliance tech company Dyson has unveiled a brand new robot vacuum cleaner that can tidy your home with zero help from humans.But it costs an amazing €799 eurosThe 360 Heurist learns about your home over time, adapts routes to efficient navigate around obstacles, and can even work in very low light.The gadget is a successor to the popular but expensive Dyson 360 Eye vacuum cleaner.UK form Dyson's new model promises around a fifth more suction power – and a smarter "brain" powered by more than 450,000 lines of code.Company founder James Dyson said: “Since we started working on robotics, we wanted to produce a vacuum that cleaned properly – not just a gadget," said "The Dyson 360 Heurist robot has eight sensors for improved navigation, and powerful suction, so it can clean your home."
OPS: The Dyson 360 Heurist has a lighting systems allow the vacuum cleaner to operate when the lights are out
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PEOPLE - Promis bei der "New Design Museum" Eröffnung in London
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Jack Dyson and Jade Parfitt
The New Design Museum opening party hosted by Sir Terence Conran, Alexandra Shulman and Deyan Sudjic, supported by Swarovski, London, UK - 22 Nov 2016
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