Dyson has said it is working on new products with “intelligent, self-improving” technology as it enters the next stage of a multi-billion pound investment plan. The company - known for its vacuum cleaners and fans - gave a behind-the-scenes look at its campus at Hullavington Airfield in Wiltshire.
Chief engineer Jake Dyson said the business had been developing “top secret, cutting edge future projects” for a 10 to 15 year product pipeline at its growing robotics and machine learning hub in the former air hangars.
Dyson said among the projects its engineers and researchers had been working on, included products that use software and data science, designed to solve problems “before the owner is even aware of them”.
