Dyson has opened a technology centre in Singapore where its research and development teams will combine their hardware and software knowledge to develop new products and technologies. know-how to help advance the company’s growing ambitions. While rumours suggest Dyson could explore electric motors and battery tech for automotive applications, the company confirmed it will use the centre to develop computer vision and machine-learning technologies for its next-generation home-cleaning robots. Additionally, Dyson's facility includes a data hub known as "the control tower", which monitors real-time supply chain and logistics data to optimise production and shipping. The move is part of Dyson, which also announced plans last year to open an R&D center in Silicon Valley that would focus on artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
Dyson has opened a technology centre in Singapore where its research and development teams will combine their hardware and software knowledge to develop new products and technologies. While rumours suggest Dyson could explore electric motors and battery tech for automotive applications, the company confirmed it will use the centre to develop computer vision and machine-learning technologies for its next-generation home-cleaning robots. Additionally, Dyson's facility includes a data hub known as "the control tower", which monitors real-time supply chain and logistics data to optimise production and shipping. The move is part of Dyson, which also announced plans last year to open an R&D center in Silicon Valley that would focus on artificial intelligence (AI) technology.