Dyson CleanTrace Identifies Areas That Have Yet to Be Cleaned
Laura McQuarrie — April 10, 2024 — Tech
References: digitaltrends
Dyson CleanTrace is launching in June and it uses augmented reality to help people keep tidier homes. Those who own a Dyson Gen5detect vacuum will be able to "make the invisible visible" according to Dyson, and the experience was inspired by robot vacuums. As Charlie Park, Dyson’s vice president of engineering says, "unlike most humans doing the cleaning, Dyson robots know where they are in the room, where they have been, and where they have yet to go."
By attaching a handset to the vacuum cleaner and using the MyDyson app, users can visibly see the exact areas they've already vacuumed in purple. In real-time, they'll also see the areas they have yet to clean.
By attaching a handset to the vacuum cleaner and using the MyDyson app, users can visibly see the exact areas they've already vacuumed in purple. In real-time, they'll also see the areas they have yet to clean.
Trend Themes
1. Augmented-reality Maintenance Tools - Opportunity to enhance cleaning experiences with AR technology by visualizing cleaned and untouched areas in real-time.
2. Smart-home Integration Solutions - Potential for integrating AR features into smart home devices for improved household maintenance and cleanliness.
3. Robotics-inspired Cleaning Innovations - Innovative approaches to cleaning routines by implementing robot-like precision and tracking capabilities in traditional cleaning tools.
Industry Implications
1. Home Appliances - Integration of AR technology in home appliances can revolutionize how consumers interact with and utilize cleaning devices.
2. Smart Home Technology - AR advancements present opportunities to further improve the efficiency and convenience of smart home systems for users.
3. Robotics and Automation - Exploring the fusion of robotics technology and traditional cleaning tools to create more intelligent and precise cleaning solutions.
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