Ring AI indoor drone camera will ship in January next year
Original headlineRing AI 室内无人机摄像头将于明年 1 月发货
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Ring's AI-powered indoor security drone camera, Drone Cam, will ship in the US on January 27, 2027, priced at $249.99, founder Jamie Siminoff said. The device flies preset routes when sensors detect motion, an open door, a leak or an alarm, streaming and recording video through the Ring app, and also supports scheduled or on-demand patrols. Its AI Pilot system combines cameras, vision models, sensors and cloud processing for navigation, though the drone can only land if Wi-Fi disconnects. Ring says a single charge supports 5 to 8 minutes of flight, and the device is awaiting Federal Communications Commission certification. The launch matters as Ring extends its home security franchise from fixed cameras to autonomous indoor patrols, with regulatory clearance and real-world battery life the key items to watch before shipment.
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