Ring Announces Your Flying Hall Monitor

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A normal security camera watches from where you mount it. Amazon's Ring has announced a camera that flies: the Ring Drone Cam, priced at $249.99.

A linked Ring camera, sensor or alarm can trigger a flight to preset checkpoints. AI Pilot, Ring's navigation system, builds a map using cameras and sensors, then uses cloud processing to help navigate around obstacles.

Owners can also request flights or schedule patrols. Scheduled patrols require a compatible Ring Protect plan.

The purpose is to check places fixed cameras cannot see. My imaginary demonstration has already identified a suspicious resident carrying cheese from his own fridge.

Finally, home security that makes the homeowner explain himself.

This is an announcement, not something customers have installed. Ring lists planned U.S. shipping for January 27, 2027, but the drone still lacks required Federal Communications Commission authorization.

Amazon explicitly says it cannot be offered for sale until that authorization arrives.

Amazon also says the camera switches off while docked, and the propellers are not quiet. So this hypothetical cheese interrogation comes with an audible warning.

The useful takeaway: check authorization, subscription eligibility and recording controls before budgeting. Peace of mind should not require a defence lawyer for cheddar.

Source: https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/devices/ring-drone-cam-rover-cam-security-robot

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