Amazon-owned Ring has unveiled two autonomous security systems: the Ring Drone Cam, a flying camera for the home, and the Ring Rover Cam, a patrol robot for commercial premises.
Both devices run on AI Pilot technology, which allows them to explore a space on their own, map it and choose routes while avoiding obstacles. The system also suggests checkpoints that require particular attention, such as windows, side doors and checkout areas.
Ring Drone Cam moves around the home, checking areas that fixed cameras cannot reach. The device records video in 2K resolution, covers a 360-degree field of view and is equipped with LED floodlights for night-time recording.
Ring Rover Cam is designed to patrol offices and shops. It streams video in up to 4K resolution and is equipped with a retractable camera, a siren and a warning light. The robot can patrol premises on its own and respond when other Ring devices are triggered.
Both new products have been deliberately made conspicuous: the drone makes noise with its propellers, while the robot attracts attention with a bright warning light.
Ring Rover Cam will go on sale in the US on 16 December 2026 for $999,99, and Ring Drone Cam on 27 January 2027 for $249,99.
