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Ring Introduces Two Mobile Security Devices for Homes and Businesses

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Ring announced two mobile security devices: the Drone Cam, a flying indoor camera for home patrols, and the Rover Cam, a robot that patrols business routes. The Rover is available for preorder at $1,000 and is scheduled to begin shipping December 16, 2026; the $270 drone is scheduled to launch January 27, 2027. The Drone Cam records in 2K, has a 148-degree field of view and 360-degree rotation, and can fly for up to eight minutes under controlled conditions. The Rover records up to 4K video and is designed for single-floor indoor use. Ring says both devices use its AI Pilot system and TAKE encryption.

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11/11
  1. Amazon Debuts Ring Drone Cam and Rover Cam for Security

    Amazon has introduced the Ring Drone Cam and Ring Rover Cam as mobile security devices. The drone has a 2K camera, 148-degree field of view, 360-degree rotation, and up to 8 minutes of flight time under controlled conditions. The $1,000 Rover Cam is available for preorder and is scheduled to begin shipping on December 16, 2026; it records up to 4K video and is designed for single-floor indoor use.

11/10
  1. Ring Launches a Home Security Drone and an Enterprise Robot

    Ring announced Ring Robotics and two security devices: the Ring Drone Cam, a flying indoor camera for home patrols, and the Ring Rover Cam, a route-patrolling robot for businesses. The drone records in 2K and is priced at $270, with release scheduled for January 27 next year; the Rover streams continuous 4K video and is priced at $1,000, with availability starting December 16. Ring says both use its AI Pilot system and TAKE encryption.

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