Ring Unveils Flying Indoor Security Camera and Rover Robot
Ring introduced a flying indoor camera for homes and a wheeled security robot for businesses. Planned U.S. shipping begins in December for Rover Cam and January for Drone Cam, which is still subject to FCC authorization.
Ring has introduced two mobile security devices: a flying indoor camera for homes and an autonomous wheeled camera designed to patrol businesses.
The Ring Drone Cam follows custom indoor routes and can be sent to investigate alerts from connected cameras, sensors and alarms. Ring says it records 2K video, uses lights for low-light conditions and returns to its dock between flights.
The Ring Rover Cam is intended for offices, shops, warehouses and other business spaces. Its features include a raised periscope camera, up to 4K video while moving, two-way audio, a siren and a light tower. Users can send it to a saved location or set patrol routes.
Both devices use Ring's AI Pilot navigation system, which maps a space and helps them avoid obstacles. Ring says some scheduled patrol and recording features require a subscription.
The products were announced November 10. Ring says U.S. shipping is planned for December 16, 2026, for the $999.99 Rover Cam and January 27, 2027, for the $249.99 Drone Cam. The announcement says Drone Cam remains subject to FCC authorization and cannot be offered for sale until that authorization is obtained.