The technology behind the Dyson DC59 cordless vacuum cleaner.
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Dyson engineers have developed a new and improved lightweight, compact cordless vacuum that matches the suction of a corded vacuum cleaner - without being tethered to the wall.
Powered by the Dyson digital motor V6, the new Dyson DC59 Digital Slim has 2-Tier Radial cyclones and a re-engineered nickel manganese cobalt battery.
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I watch these engineering videos periodically to enhance my vacuuming experience.
Me toooo
Love the fact that if there is nothing on the market available. You guys make it! One of my pleasant surprise of using a Dyson is that the display walks you along any faults and the status. It makes second guessing a thing of the past if you follow the prompts.
Great engineering by great egg-heads. Love it! Add some space-age & clean energy ideas, and you might end up re-engineering the EV.
Also, it is inspiring to me and all when you demonstrate the process. It's not the patent behind the great product. It's engineers with a great work effort.
Thank you & keep up the good work!
Hi there, it's Jack at Dyson. During development, Dyson prototypes are subjected to 636 different validation tests by our team of engineers. Trigger buttons are punched 20,000 times. Prototypes are drop tested 10,000 times. Cleaner heads are slammed into iron table legs. And every 100th bin off the production line is whacked with a lump hammer, just to make sure.
Reassuringly, like all Dyson cordless vacuums, DC59 comes with a 2-year parts and labour guarantee.
Young and smart, I have faith now in the next generation! Just purchased mine, and LOVING it :)
And look at what they've accomplished 7 yrs later
Hi there, it's Jack at Dyson. DC59 features an arrangement of 15 cyclones, working in parallel, across two tiers. Each cyclone has been re-engineered to increase airflow and generate high centrifugal forces, to capture fine dust. They work together with our new V6 digital motor, which spins at up to 110,000rpm. These refinements mean DC59 has three times the suction power of any other cordless machine in use, and sucks up as much dust as a mains-powered vacuum cleaner.
Hi there, it's Jack at Dyson. Dyson Animal vacuums are engineered specifically to meet the needs of homes with pets. DC59 Animal is equipped with an additional Mini motorised head to remove pet hair and stubborn dirt from furniture, stairs and inside the car. The motorised carbon fibre floor tool removes hair and ground in dirt from carpets, rugs and hard floors.
Dyson is probably the coolest company designing stuff
Hi there - Dyson vacuums are engineered and tested to pick up household dust, debris and pet hair in normal domestic use.
We do advise against vacuuming large quantities of very fine dust, such as plaster dust, as this could cause damage not covered under the machine's guarantee. This is stated in the user guide supplied with the machine. I hope this helps.
Same
I scrapped this very same Dyson D59 animal vacuum out of from a dumpster this is top shelf I'm looking forward to making a rc helicopter, and a small drill/saw with the 2 motors and a cattle prod...from the parts
Amazing that Dyson has reinvented the vacuum again and again with a smaller hyperdymium motor inside and it makes so much of a difference to the vacuums of the past, that Mr Sir James Dyson has invented though. This was also one of the first cordless vacuum cleaners by Dyson, to have a battery that is permanent rather than removable like the Dyson DC35, which was the main thing that caused it to have a bit of a fault of at first working and then stop working.
Thanks to you Mr Dyson for rectifying for many of the problems we had incurred so much in our vacuums. It's such a guaranteed connection to us and the world.
Thankyou Dyson team for showing and let me learn about it.
And now that the reason why is more expensive than normal vacum cleaner. Have I+D and new technologie. 9 years later others brands copy them.
Thank you for being pioner.
Love Dyson’s innovation
Hi Tim, it's Jack at Dyson. Yes, DC59 is the new Dyson Digital Slim™ cordless vacuum. It has up to 20 minutes of high, constant suction, or 6 minutes of 100 air watts on Boost mode for stubborn dirt and pet hair. DC59 will be available in the UK from 1st October 2013. Keep an eye on dyson.co.uk for further information.
Hi Ryan, as I'm sure you'll be aware, research and development at Dyson HQ is top secret, and we're not able to discuss any new technology until we're ready to launch. You'll have to wait and see what comes next.
Hi there, I am 13 and really like dyson and all their different product designs. I think that they are really cool and inspiring. How would i be able to find out more about dyson and what it's like to work there? I would really like to work at dyson when i'm older.
Hi Kushal, thanks for your interest in Dyson. Following @Dyson on Twitter is a great way to find out more about what our engineers are up to, and what excites and inspires us as a company. We're also on Facebook, and you might like to take a look at our LinkedIn page to learn about the skills we look for in Dyson people.
I really like the way you set up your goals for the future. Way to go, Kushal!
And?
@@midorrgo5483 and look at dyson now 6 yrs later
@@dyson What's the differences between the DC58 and DC59? They look and feel identical. Both have exactly same suction power (28/100 airwatts) but the only obvious different is battery life (20min for DC58 and 26min for DC59)
It's time for Dyson to focus on 3D printable parts, both for manufacturing and home use.
0:40 And this is where the design flaw over time showed its physical weaknesses and temperature issues. The radial seal actually insulated the heat in the ceramic body causing expanding and contracting of the super thin egg shell housing causing the back cover slots to crack, also the confinement eventually became plugged with microscopic dust along the radial seal conduits requiring removal of the motor in the housing and cleaning the seals. Another thing is this heat trap also created exta load in the digital motor windings and strain on the battery if constantly used in max mode causing early battery depletion and eventually a completely worn out battery with critical amber flash codes ( BMS) facilitating constantly replacing batteries sometimes after only 9 months to 18 months of use. All in all the canister was good but the powerhead wasn't thermal efficient in dissipating heat. Still was a good product but needed refinement. A heat sinked ceramic housing and an offset radial seal would have been the best bet.
Hi Ryan, thanks for your interest in Dyson technology. DC50 is our lightest, most compact upright vacuum with Ball™ technology. Our full size Ball™ upright is DC41 Animal, which is engineered for larger homes. You can find out more about both of these machines at dyson.com. I hope this helps.
Hi. Which of your models passed the fine dust test? If you don't have that test, you should add it. Until your machines can handle fine particles, a big disclaimer should be printed on all the boxes so we can say time by buying a Bosch to start with.
I am very surprised about DYSON R&D team. I want buy DC59 and reverse engineer the product. There will much to learn and will be super fun.
With so many of my cats hair all over the place, I don’t think the cordless is the one for me! Still love the plug in Dyson’s!
It is now
This aged well.....
What material is the impeller made of?
Why don you give technical details such as, vacuum pressure , air flow ?
Oooh. I love the innovation. For instance I like how when your battery cells are even slightly unbalanced, an error code is permanently stored in the battery internal eprom rendering the battery a paperweight even if the cells are replaced.
cool
Hi, The Dyson V6 is a brilliant machine, just one comment though. It is recommended that the filter is cleaned with water, if the filter is then replaced while it is still damp it will instantly destroy the motor. Too much electronics I suppose. Although Help line arranged for a new Motor to be delivered free of charge which is easily changed.
+smle1000 Hi there, it's Jack at Dyson. Just to confirm, although we recommend washing the filter once a month using cold water, we do state that it must be allowed to air-dry completely before replacing it. This could take at least 24 hours. As you've said, if you replace the filter when it's wet or damp, this is likely to cause significant damage to the motor and electronics. This would be true of any type of vacuum which includes a washable pre-filter. Ordinarily accidental damage like this wouldn't be covered under guarantee, but I'm glad to hear our Helpline was able to replace the main body for you. You're welcome to contact them directly if you need further help at any point.
Will this be another Digital Slim model? When will this be available? Pricing, and Runt time? Could you answer these Dyson? Thanks! :D
Is Dyson using Autodesk Inventor to help design it's products? I'm keen to know, since this is what I'm using at university for engineering product design. I'm starting to learn how to use the simulation tools.
Great Germanic engineering!
I still haven’t seen how it works.__ I need some animated drawing of it step by step. HOW THE AIR MOVES INSIDE THE CONES …EVERYTHING.
I might get that thing. Oh, and do you have a full size version of the DC50 in development?
I guess dyson listened to you. They made the v11 outsize.
@@instantvortex3429 And the Dyson Ball Animal 3, which has a brushroll similar to the DC50, minus the carbon fiber filaments.
No it doesn't help as flour is also a household dust, putting this in small print in the user guide is no good as the original comment is to stick it on so it's clear before a customer makes the purchase. ONLY when the customer has waste one's time making the journey to a store, queued up and paid does the customer find out it's not fit for purpose so why not simply send a memo and have "NOT FOR SMALL DUST PARTICLES" printed on the box and add it as a small print under "Other's clog, Our's dont"
That impeller was a little out of balance or warped.
Ahh, smaller cones!
Battery only lasts 26 minutes. Bummer
In my experience it's far far less than 26 minutes. More like 4.
It has only 6 18650? cells that cost around 2$ each. Same as a modest laptop.
I have a v10.. battery lasts about 4 mins, blocks with the smallest crumb... non of it is repairable.... by design..
Trouble with the Dyson cordless vacuum cleaner his you only get 15 minutes at full power which is a big pain and limits its use in the home.Would it be possible in the future products to triple size of the battery pack ? I notice you are using a hysteresis motor, which is relies on electromagnetic drag to turn the rotor. This produces a lot of magnetic loss in form of heat. Would it be better to use neodymium permanent magnet has a rotor for future products.This would improve the magnetic efficiency of motor and less heating of motor and some improvement in battery life. Other than that it is a very good vacuum cleaner for size and portability. One good application his stair's and furniture and bedroom, especially under the bed; but there are many times you need more than 15 minutes of full power.
#cutthecord #inbetweencharges
That doesn't answer my question. Are you planning on developing a full size upright using the brushroll design of the DC50?
Now there is a lot of Dyson cop cat as usual by the chinese which look like Dyson but nothing near as Dyson, like the chinese opera thick make up and noisy. I am impressed with my Dyson V12 detect slim
These guys looks like teenagers))
Plus the thing feels so cheap. Looks cool but my opinion waste of 800 bucks but I must say sucks good! Mabey you should considerate more on quality and keep the suck the way it is
Don't rate it personally my nan tripped and fell over my dogs one