Dyson is about solving the everyday problems that others ignore: vacuum cleaners that clog and lose suction, hand dryers that are energy hungry and don't work, and fans that chop the air. James Dyson founded the company from a coach house in Bath, UK. Today, Dyson machines are sold in over 60 countries and include vacuum cleaners, Airblade hand dryers and Air Multiplier fans.   Dyson Cinetic Big Ball Animal Vacuum Dyson AM09 Hot+Cool™ Fan/Heater - White/Nickel Dyson DC58 Animal Handheld Vacuum Dyson V6 Fluffy Handstick Dyson AM06 30cm Desk Fan Iron/Blue Dyson Cinetic Big Ball Multi-floor Barrel Vacuum Dyson AM05 Hot+Cool Fan/Heater - Iron/Blue Dyson V6 Animal Handstick Dyson AM06 30cm Desk Fan White/Silver Dyson AM08 Pedestal Fan White/Silver Dyson Cinetic Big Ball Animal Pro Barrel Vacuum Dyson DC65 Animal Upright Vacuum Dyson AM07 Tower Fan White/Silver Dyson Cinetic Big Ball Allergy Barrel Vacuum Dyson AM09 Hot+Cool™ Fan/Heater - Black/Nickel

Dyson DC37C Origin Ball Barrel Vacuum Dyson V6 Motorhead Handstick Dyson AM06 30cm Desk Fan Black/Nickel Dyson Cinetic Big Ball Origin Vacuum Dyson AM05 Hot+Cool Fan/Heater - White/Silver Dyson AM10 Humidifier - White/Silver Dyson DC45 Handstick Vacuum Dyson is a British company founded in 1993 which designs and manufactures vacuum cleaners, hand dryers, bladeless fans and heaters. Dyson is internationally recognised and is established in over 50 countries. The average order value for Dyson sales is $565 across vacuum cleaners and fans, and a $50 average order value on spare parts and accessories. Publishers can take advantage of a 3% flat rate commission rate across all products and have 30 days return period. Interested in joining the Dyson Australia program? Log-in to the dashboard and click here to apply.Dyson and LG Australia have settled a legal suit out of court with Dyson agreeing to remove specific advertising claims relating to its V6 cordless vacuums no later than 7 December 2015.

The stoush began on October 12, when LG Australia initiated proceedings in the Federal Court of Australia against Dyson about marketing claims that Dyson V6 cordless vacuums are “the most powerful cordless vacuums”. According to LG, Dyson had also claimed that those cleaners have “twice the suction power of any cordless vacuum”. LG maintained that its CordZero cordless canister vacuum is in fact more powerful and has twice the suction power than the Dyson V6 cordless vacuum. Under the settlement terms Dyson will: By COB 12 November 2015, remove or mask the claims in stores supply LG CordZero canister vacuums. By COB 16 November 2015, write to all retailers requesting that they remove the claims from digital marketing material. By COB 16 November 2015, will stop distributing packaging containing the claims and will over-sticker packaging in Dyson’s Australian warehouses. By 7 December 2015, remove the claims from other retail stores in Australia.

Tags: dyson, LG suctionRelated posts Dyson boosts blogger attendance at GF&WS Success story: Dyson hits £1.4bn turnoverDyson, the UK-based designer of the iconic cyclonic vacuum cleaner and AirbladeTM hand dryer, has been successfully using Australia’s innovation patent system as a key part of its global strategy for protecting its latest design revolution, the Air MultiplierTM bladeless fan.robot vacuum cleaner applications Over the past 18 years, Dyson has earned an international reputation for engineering and design innovation and excellence. vacuum cleaner sam's clubTo protect its innovations, Dyson has invested significant resources in protecting the valuable intellectual property relating to each new product. hoover vacuum cleaners online

In recent months, Dyson’s IP has allowed it to shut down trade in copies of its Air MultiplierTM bladeless fans. The Australian innovation patent system offers unique advantages over the patent systems in other countries. An innovation patent can be examined and certified by the Australian Patent Office, and ready for enforcement within two or three months from the time an application is filed. Compare this to the years that it can take to obtain an enforceable standard patent in Australia and in many of the G8 nations. Such a timing advantage is particularly useful when copycat products are hitting the market within a matter of months after launch. Innovation patents also offer a tougher obstacle to infringers, as protection can be obtained for an “innovation”, rather than an “invention”. That is, provided the claimed subject matter is novel and makes a real or substantial contribution to the art, a valid innovation patent can be obtained. As a result, it is often possible to obtain far broader protection than would be available in other countries.

Dyson has always employed an effective strategy of seeking to collectively and individually protect each key innovative aspect of every product it develops, using the full spectrum of IP rights, including patents, registered designs, trade marks and copyright. The inclusion of Australian innovation patents in Dyson’s IP arsenal has made it even harder for would-be infringers to escape enforcement action. To date, since the launch of its AirMultiplierTM bladeless fans, Dyson has relied strongly on its family of fan-related innovation patents to take action against a large number of infringers in Australia. Many of those infringers have had to deliver up the infringing products for destruction, and have had to pay Dyson compensation. In all cases, Dyson has secured undertakings from the infringers preventing the future importation and sale of infringing fans. Dyson has also obtained valuable information about the source of the infringing fans, which has enabled it to take further enforcement action in countries across the world.