Amazon's Ring launches enterprise security robot, priced at about $1,000
Original headline亚马逊旗下 Ring 推出企业安防机器人，售价约 1000 美元
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Amazon-owned Ring unveiled Rover Cam, an enterprise security patrol robot priced at roughly $1,000, with a planned December 16 launch. The device follows preset routes and schedules, streams 4K video through the Ring app, and can trigger recording when a person is detected, aided by a pop-up periscope camera and two-way audio. Ring said the robot navigates autonomously using its AI Pilot system, which combines vision models, sensors and cloud processing. The launch extends Ring beyond home security into commercial premises, a segment where labor costs and after-hours monitoring needs are pressing. Watch the December 16 ship date and whether Ring discloses unit volumes or subscription attach rates for the device, alongside its indoor security drone slated to ship in January.
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