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Dyson created the first bagless vacuum and used the cyclone tech for related products: air purifier, hand dryer, fans and hair dryer. It took a big swing on EVs and missed ($500m+ on R&D). There was also a washing machine flop. But the most random product line? A strawberry... show more
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My wife made me buy 4 of the aforementioned Dyson products. You can probably guess which ones. They all have cyclone technology, which James Dyson borrowed from the sawmill industry…and it is my favourite cross-industry innovation:

Dyson Farming details: And here are strawberries out in the world…so random lol

Time to add strawberries to this

Oh wow, the entire Dyson Farming unit is profitable and $750m assets. Also does wheat, spring barley, potatoes, vining peas and energy crops (all carbon neutral):

Also, def listen to the Founders podcast on James Dyson’s wild inventing and entrepreneurial journey (made >5000 prototypes of the first vacuum)

My wife had a meeting w Mr Dyson early on, he walked into the room did his greetings then threw the vacuum across the room. See it doesn’t break! Ha we got a free vacuum that broke after few years. I think it was a pre production one.

Man, I would love for him to throw a vacuum me!

Fun fact: the farm is a great tax trick. The Gymshark founder Ben Francis did the same Ploughing (lol) dividends from Dyson into farms means all that money get Agricultural Property Relief so when James Dyson dies, his family will inherit all that wealth ***tax-free***

dyson x oishii berry collab? or maybe they sell their own was just thinking about luxury fruit as an opportunity today

@DysonFarming !!!!
