Amazon has introduced two new mobile security devices from Ring: the indoor Ring Drone Cam and the Ring Rover Cam, an autonomous security robot built for business properties.
The Ring Drone Cam is an indoor security drone designed to monitor areas that stationary cameras cannot reach. Alongside it, the Ring Rover Cam patrols commercial properties, investigates disturbances, and streams video at up to 4K resolution. Both devices are powered by AI Pilot, a custom system that maps spaces, suggests patrol points, and navigates around obstacles.
“For years, customers told us they wanted eyes in places a fixed camera cannot reach, and peace of mind in areas where they would never want a permanent camera,” said Jamie Siminoff, Ring founder and chief inventor.
“The honest answer wasn’t more cameras; it meant reimagining what a security device could be,” Siminoff added. “That kind of invention is difficult and takes time. But we persisted until we got it right—and that is Ring Robotics. It represents not just a new security category, but the beginning of a future where proactive, autonomous protection is accessible to every home and every business.”
Ring already offers a video doorbell with a built-in camera.
Priced at $250, the indoor drone allows users to schedule automated patrol routes or deploy the device on demand. When a connected Ring camera, sensor, or alarm is triggered, the drone automatically flies to designated patrol points to investigate. It features a 148-degree field of view, 360-degree rotation, and dual built-in LED lights for low-light environments.
Ring says its mobile cameras can go where fixed cameras cannot.
The $1,000 Ring Rover Cam is tailored for businesses to conduct automated property sweeps or investigate incidents. “Get a closer look wherever and whenever you need it without the cost and complexity of wiring up every corner of every room,” the company said, adding that the Rover was inspired by feedback from Amazon Astro customers who requested roving security.
A compatible subscription plan, priced at $5 per month or $60 per year, is required for full functionality, according to a company spokesperson. Amazon was contacted by FOX Business for additional details.
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