Amazon launches Ring Robotics on Nov. 10, introducing the Ring Rover and Ring Drone Cam for home security. Founder Jamie Siminoff states the line responds to user demand for devices that reach areas fixed cameras cannot, moving beyond simply adding more lenses. The Ring Rover, priced at $999, is an automated security robot designed for businesses, conducting 360-degree sweeps and integrating with existing Ring doorbells and cameras.
It features a periscope camera, 4K streaming, built-in siren, and light tower, with shipping beginning Dec. 16 in the U.S. Taking to the skies, the Ring Drone Cam offers whole-home visibility without wall-mounted cameras. At $249, scheduled for release Jan. 27, 2027, it features AI, 148-degree FOV, and 2K resolution. Amazon notes the Drone Cam requires FCC authorization.
Both devices include privacy safeguards: cameras power down when idle, the Rover retracts its lens, and the Drone camera turns off completely. LED indicators show active status. TAKE encryption secures captured footage.
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