A brief, 25-second video has recently been published by Dyson to tease consumers with its new product --- the 'Dyson project N223' device which the company is scheduled to officially unveil on September 9.
The super-cryptic YouTube video released by Dyson revealed that the company's forthcoming 'Dyson project N223' device is apparently a robot vacuum cleaner which will help the users clean their homes regularly.
Going by the indications from the teaser video, the 'Dyson project N223' device, which has a relatively low profile, seemingly features panoramic cameras. The device appears to have a circular shape; and it moves around a bit and zooms in and out.
In addition, the teaser also hints that the device - which will evidently be Dyson's Roomba alternative - is equipped with location-analysis technology.
Without divulging any further details about the upcoming 'Dyson project N223' device in the short video, Dyson simply wrote on YouTube: "16 years. 200 engineers. £28m investment. The result? Tell us what you think it is."
Meanwhile, against the backdrop of Dyson's new product, Imperial College London's Colin Smith said in a news release: "Developing robots that can process visual information in real-time could lead to a new range of handy and helpful robots for around the home and in industry."
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