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Amazon's Ring unveiled the Ring Drone Cam, a $250 indoor camera drone that flies between rooms, including upstairs, to investigate triggered alarms or sensors and can also be activated manually. The device flies up to eight minutes before returning to recharge, and Ring also introduced an autonomous robot built to patrol business premises.
Ring has released the Drone Cam, a 165-gram home security quadcopter with a 2K front camera, two front LEDs, a 1080p underside camera and a bottom illumination light, priced at $249.99 and shipping January 27, 2027. It's part of a new 'Ring Robotics' lineup of autonomous, mobile security devices, alongside the newly announced Ring Rover Cam, and can fly on schedules, respond to sensor triggers, or be directed manually via Amazon's Alexa Home Map.
Ring unveiled a new subbrand, Ring Robotics, featuring the $249 Ring Drone Cam, an autonomous indoor flying camera shooting 2K video, and the $999 Ring Rover Cam, a patrol robot aimed at businesses. Both use Ring's
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.
Ring is reviving its indoor security drone, now shifting its navigation intelligence from onboard hardware to a cloud-based 'AI Pilot' system. The drone streams video to Ring's servers for flight guidance, runs pre-flight motor checks, follows custom patrol routes, and responds to other home sensors, flying for five to eight minutes per charge using an Alexa Home Map for navigation.
Ring, Amazon's home security subsidiary, announced a new Ring Robotics division featuring two products: the Ring Drone Cam, an indoor flying camera that patrols homes and investigates triggered alarms, and the Ring Rover Cam, a roving robot built for businesses that streams continuous 4K video. The drone docks when idle, shoots 2K video with night-vision LEDs, and integrates with Ring's alarm system and Alexa controls, while the Rover Cam includes a periscope camera and two-way audio for enterprise security monitoring.
Ring founder Jamie Siminoff announced the Ring Drone Cam, an indoor flying camera set to ship January 27th, 2027, priced at $249.99. The AI-powered drone launches from a charging dock in response to sensor triggers like motion, door openings, water leaks, or alarms, following pre-programmed routes to stream and record 2K video with a 148-degree field of view. It can also run scheduled patrols or be deployed manually through the Ring app.