Dyson’s new suite of ‘clean tech’ products will mop, purify and clean, alongside an even more sophisticated robotic vacuum option. Wallpaper* went to Singapore to find out more
Dyson has revealed its latest clutch of clean tech products, which Wallpaper* previewed at the company’s new global headquarters – the St James Power Station on Singapore’s harbourfront, at the entrance to Sentosa Island. From a brand known for premium prices and high design, these four products promise to break new ground in the ongoing battlefront against germs and pollution.
Dyson’s response to these stats is its latest stick vacuum – the Gen5detect and Gen5outsize – which has more suction power than previous models, and boasts the fifth generation of Dyson’s compact Hyperdymium motor, capable of spinning at up to 125,000rpm, which is ‘nine times faster than a Formula One engine’ and is so powerful it can pick up viruses.
The Gen5 uses ‘fluffy optic’ technology that illuminates twice as much invisible dust as Dyson’s previous vacuums, so people can see what needs to be cleaned, says Park. The machine’s HEPA filtration means viruses can’t exhaust back into the air. The Gen5 also has a user interface that gives real-time feedback on how clean your floor is. When the bars go down to zero you know all the dust has been picked up, which is particularly useful if you’re vacuuming carpets or rugs.
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