Dyson to launch robotic vacuum in Japan before other markets

Dyson to launch robotic vacuum in Japan before other markets

Photo shows a robotic vacuum cleaner that British electrical appliance manufacturer Dyson Ltd. will launch in Japan. The company said on Oct. 21, 2015, the "Dyson 360 Eye," with a recommended price of 149,000 yen ($1,240), uses a 360 degree camera to survey and clean rooms efficiently. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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