Vacuum cleaner maker Dyson working on ‘self-improving’ machines

Devices will one day be capable of detecting flaws in themselves and then fixing them, manufacturer Dyson says. — dpa

LONDON: British engineers at vacuum cleaner and hair styling products manufacturer Dyson are developing products that will be able to detect and fix issues themselves without any input needed from the owners, the company has said.

Giving an update on the company’s £2.75bil (RM14.77bil) investment plan into new technologies announced earlier this year, the firm’s chief engineer Jake Dyson said it was working on products that could "self-improve”.