Ring Introduces Ring Robotics with Indoor Drone Cam and Wheeled Patrol Robot
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On November 10, Amazon's Ring announced the launch of Ring Robotics, featuring two new autonomous security devices: the Ring Drone Cam and the Ring Rover Cam. The Drone Cam is an indoor flying security camera that can be scheduled for flights or activated on demand, while the Rover Cam is a wheeled patrol robot designed for business environments. Both devices utilize Ring's AI Pilot navigation system, enhancing security coverage in areas where traditional cameras may not suffice.
The introduction of these devices marks a significant advancement in home and business security, as they offer proactive, autonomous protection. Jamie Siminoff, founder of Ring, emphasized the importance of reimagining security devices to meet customer needs for coverage in hard-to-reach areas. The Drone Cam features a 148-degree field of view, 2K video recording, and automatic LED lights for low-light conditions, while the Rover Cam boasts 4K streaming and advanced navigation capabilities.
Ring Rover Cam is set to ship in the United States on December 16, 2026, priced at $999.99, while the Ring Drone Cam is scheduled for release on January 27, 2027, at $249.99, pending FCC authorization. The launch of Ring Robotics represents a new category in security technology, aiming to provide comprehensive surveillance solutions for both residential and commercial applications.
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