Ring, a company owned by Amazon, has launched the Drone Cam, a flying surveillance camera engineered for indoor monitoring.
The device is capable of independently moving through a residence along a predetermined path, verifying certain, chosen spots whenever sensors or an alarm system activate. It is set to launch in the U.S. on January 27, 2027, priced at $249.99.
For navigation, the device employs the AI Pilot system that charts the interior layout and aids the unit in evading obstacles. The camera records video in 2K resolution, offers a 148-degree field of view, and can rotate a full 360 degrees.
Patrols can be triggered manually or planned ahead; specific features need a Ring Protect subscription. When stationed at its charging dock, the camera stays off and activates recording only after a flight is initiated.
Furthermore, Ring has introduced the Rover Cam, a mobile robot created for security in retail establishments and workplaces. It features a retractable camera with a maximum resolution of 4K, an integrated siren, and two-way audio interaction. It is scheduled to debut in the U.S. on December 16, with a price of $999.99.
source: bloomberg.com
