Ring, a subsidiary of Amazon, has launched a flying indoor security drone and a robot for corporate patrols, further expanding into the field of monitoring in homes and workplaces.
The Ring Drone Cam, which costs $250, is roughly the size of a textbook. It will fly around the house along a preset route when doors, windows, or alarm sensors are triggered, including flying upstairs. It can record during both day and night, with a maximum flight time of up to 8 minutes before returning to its charging dock to recharge. Ring CEO Jamie Siminoff stated that this device is equipped with bright LED lights, which may deter intruders. The product was first demonstrated as a concept in Always Home Cam as early as 2020.
The Ring Rover Cam, priced at $1,000, is a revised version of Amazon's Astro robot, designed specifically for office and warehouse patrols. It is equipped with an alarm, two-way audio, and a periscope camera.
At the time of this release, Ring continues to face criticism regarding privacy issues due to their connections with the police.
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