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Amazon's Ring launches flying camera, autonomous security robot

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In short

Ring's new autonomous lineup pairs with its existing mobile app, sensors, and alarms to conduct automated patrols. The indoor flying unit responds directly to triggered alerts or follows preset residential flight paths, while the ground-based machine provides scheduled patrols across commercial environments. Navigation is powered by the AI Pilot system, which combines vision models, on-device sensors, cameras, and cloud processing to prevent collisions and map locations.

Key points

  • Ring is expanding its core business beyond traditional stationary hardware by entering th…: Ring is expanding its core business beyond traditional stationary hardware by entering the autonomous robotics market.
  • The automated devices actively coordinate with Ring's existing sensor ecosystem to invest…: The automated devices actively coordinate with Ring's existing sensor ecosystem to investigate alarm triggers without manual controls.
  • Amazon is strategically dividing its security robotics push between lower-cost residentia…: Amazon is strategically dividing its security robotics push between lower-cost residential homes and higher-priced commercial spaces.

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Nov 10 : Amazon's Ring on Tuesday launched a new robotics business with two autonomous security products, a flying indoor camera for homes and a roving security robot designed for businesses, as the company expands beyond its established lineup of home-security devices.

• Both devices - Ring Drone and Ring Rover - use Ring's AI Pilot system, which combines cameras, vision models, on-device sensors and cloud processing to map spaces, identify potential patrol points and navigate around obstacles, Amazon said

• The launch marks an expansion of Ring's security business, which began with video doorbells and has grown into a broader network of connected cameras, sensors and alarms.

• The company said the new robots are designed to work with the existing devices through the Ring app

• Amazon will start shipping the Ring Rover Cam on December 16 at $999.99 in the US, and the Ring Drone Cam on January 27 at $249.99

• The Ring Drone can fly preset routes on demand or respond to alarms by flying to investigate

• The Ring Rover can patrol businesses autonomously,…

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