GoKawiilRing unveils Drone Cam, an autonomous indoor flying security camera
Ring has launched Ring Robotics, a new product category, with its first device being the Ring Drone Cam. The small indoor drone docks when idle, can be set to patrol custom routes or dispatched manually, and automatically flies to preset points when a connected Ring camera, sensor, or alarm is triggered. It records 2K video in both light and dark conditions and ships January 27, 2027, for $249.99.
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The product revives a concept Amazon first teased in 2020 with the Always Home Cam, suggesting the company believes autonomous navigation and AI-based mapping are now mature enough for consumer release. Framing this as a new 'Ring Robotics' category hints the Drone Cam could be the start of a broader line of autonomous home security devices rather than a one-off gadget.
- Ring Drone Cam is an autonomous indoor security drone launching under the new Ring Robotics category.
- It uses AI Pilot to map homes and auto-fly to set points when alarms or sensors trigger.
- Priced at $249.99, with shipping starting January 27, 2027.
Ring Always Home Cam dock accessories — If flying drone cams aren't quite your speed yet, Ring's existing indoor security cameras offer similar home-monitoring peace of mind with live view and motion alerts straight to your phone. It's a great way to get familiar with Ring's smart home ecosystem before the Drone Cam arrives. Plus it's affordable and easy to set up today rather than waiting for 2027.
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