Ring introduces flying security drone and mobile camera
Amazon’s Ring announced Tuesday the launch of a new indoor security drone, designed to provide homeowners with surveillance capabilities beyond the reach of traditional fixed cameras.

The Ring Drone Camera, priced at $250, is a quadcopter equipped with a camera to capture moving images.
According to Ring founder and chief inventor Jamie Siminoff, the product addresses customer requests for expanded security options beyond the company’s existing doorbell cameras. “For years, customers told us they wanted eyes in the places a fixed camera couldn’t reach, and peace of mind in the spots they’d never want one,” Siminoff said in a statement. He described the new devices as “Ring Robotics,” marking a shift towards autonomous protection for homes and businesses.
The drone offers a 148-degree field of vision and 360-degree rotation for comprehensive coverage. Integrated LED lights enable operation in low-light conditions, ensuring clear video capture.
Ring also unveiled the Ring Rover Cam, a mobile security camera intended for business use, costing $1,000. This device is designed for investigating disturbances or conducting routine property scans.
A subscription fee of $5 monthly or $60 annually is required for both devices, according to a customer service representative.
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