Revealing the craft, engineering and intelligence inside Dyson’s robot vacuum

For the Dyson 360 Vis Nav™ Robot Vacuum Cleaner, DW Studio developed a crafted visual approach for “Origins of Engineering”, translating complex internal technology into a hybrid of hand-drawn technical illustration and high-end CGI. Every visual decision relied on understanding how each component worked, functioned and had been designed. Built from orthographic references, sketch lines, handwritten notes, measurements and radiuses, each composition began from a central circle, subtly reflecting Dyson’s design language. Airflow, sensing, navigation and mechanical movement were translated into the drawing style, making invisible technologies feel clear, crafted and intelligent.
The project covered the motor, side actuator, filter, 360° vision camera, graphics card, wheels and suspension, cyclone pack, and brush bar. Each visual moved from a 2D orthographic world into a dimensional hand-drawn CGI space, before resolving into the final realistic product or component reveal. The full suite was delivered across Blue and Nickel, and Nickel and Copper, with consistency across lighting, materials, colourways, annotation style and finish.


High-Resolution Imagery



All 15s CG Films


15s CG Film - Cyclones



15s CG Film - Actuator


15s CG Film - Brush Bar

15s CG Film - 360 Camera


15s CG Film - GPU


15s CG Film - Motor


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