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Ring Unveils $250 Indoor Security Drone Under New Ring Robotics Division

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Ring announced the Ring Drone on Tuesday, a $250 autonomous indoor security camera that flies preset routes through a mapped home for up to 8 minutes per flight. It carries two 2K cameras with LED lighting for day and night recording, and can sync with other Ring devices to trigger flights when doors or windows open. The product falls under a new company arm called Ring Robotics and is not yet available for preorder.

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This marks Ring's second attempt at a flying indoor camera after the limited 2020 Always Home Cam never reached full public release, suggesting the company is trying again to prove the concept is commercially viable. CEO Jamie Siminoff's claim that LED lighting could deter intruders is a company assertion rather than a verified outcome. The creation of a dedicated Ring Robotics division hints at broader ambitions for autonomous home devices beyond fixed cameras.

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Ring Indoor Cam (2nd Gen) — While the Ring Drone is still rolling out, you can get similar smart home security monitoring right now with the Ring Indoor Cam, which integrates with the same Ring ecosystem of sensors and routines. It's a practical way to start building the automated home security setup this article describes, letting you check in on pets or your stove with live video feeds.</br>

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Source: cnet.com — David Watsky, 2026-11-10

Published there as: “Ring’s Indoor Home Security Drone Is Finally Here (We Think)”

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