Dyson plans €3.3 billion investment in robotics and AI to create new products

Dyson plans €3.3 billion investment in robotics and AI to create new products

A Dyson store on Oxford Street, central London.

Fri, 27 Nov, 2020 - 07:04
Martyn Landi, PA Technology Correspondent

Dyson plans to spend nearly £3 billion (€3.3bn) to double its range of products by 2025, with robotics among the new areas to be researched.

The firm is best known for its range of vacuum cleaners, hair styling products, home fans and air purifying devices.

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