SINGAPORE — As part of efforts to enhance its engineering and manufacturing capabilities, technology company Dyson announced on Wednesday (May 3) it will open a new proprietary battery plant in Singapore.
Founder James Dyson said the proprietary new technology batteries would, along with software, connectivity and artificial intelligence , help"power the next generation of Dyson technology".
The plant, along with new facilities in the Philippines and the United Kingdom, is part of Dyson's ongoing £2.75 billion five-year investment strategy to bring technology to market more quickly, with a focus on energy storage, software development and AI. “Our advanced manufacturing expansion in Singapore will enable Dyson to bring entirely new battery technology to market,” Dyson’s CEO Roland Krueger said.
These products range from robotic technologies and air enhancement technologies to beauty products like the Dyson Supersonic hair dryer, which are increasingly reliant on software, sensors, and connectivity.
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