Many of Dyson’s employees are known for their vacuum cleaners, air purifiers and hair care devices, but it’s actually a high-tech company that develops a wide variety of equipment. new engine technology and machine learning software. The company is now developing a robotics hub at Hallavington Airport in the UK, alongside its existing design center in Malmsbury. Before that, the site was designed for the development of the Dyson electric car, but this project was closed in 2019.

Lazy future with Dyson

• The manufacturer plans to hire 700 engineers for its robotics division within five years. Specifically, they are looking for 250 robotics technicians with experience in computer vision and machine learning.
• first devices We expect to sell in eight years, 2030.
• By then, the arsenal of supported features is likely to expand significantly.

Dyson robot cleans furniture / Dyson video frame

• At this stage of development, these works are reportedly able to lift objects and clean furniture. Dishwashing will also be added to the functions.
• In 2021, Dyson filed several patents for cleaning devices. For example, a robot that can climb stairs and a robotic arm that can grab objects and open cabinet doors.

If successful, humanity will become even lazier and will be able to devote their spare time to something else from cleaning.

The company described its plans in a short video: video

Featuring founder James Dyson’s son, Jake Dyson, the video shows a variety of jobs that can vacuum furniture, handle fragile items like kitchen utensils, set the table, pick up messy items and move them from place to place.

Now he explains that the company aims to develop a universal robot that can do household chores and other tasks.