Ring Unveils New Drone and Robot for Home and Business Security

In an exciting move to elevate home and business security, Ring has launched a new subbrand called Ring Robotics. The company has introduced two innovative products: the Ring Drone Cam, an indoor flying security camera, and the Ring Rover Cam, a mobile surveillance robot designed for larger work environments.

Introducing the Ring Drone Cam

The Ring Drone Cam is engineered to autonomously patrol your home while providing real-time 2K video feeds. At a price of $249, this drone offers a unique solution to keeping an eye on your property. Utilizing Ring's proprietary navigation technology known as “AI Pilot,” the drone effortlessly moves within your living space, flying from one designated point to another without user control.

Users can establish specific patrol points such as doorways, windows, or busy areas in the house through the Ring app. This allows for tailored surveillance to fit specific security needs. However, it’s important to keep in mind that the Drone Cam has a limited flight time ranging from five to eight minutes, requiring it to return to its charging dock after each flight.

How the Dock Works

The dock serves not just as a charging station, but is also designed for convenient landings. When it’s time to recharge, the Drone Cam hovers above the dock before gently landing in place to begin charging automatically. In case of low battery levels, it will only execute emergency landings outside of its dock.

One consideration for potential buyers is the noise factor: the Drone Cam is relatively loud due to its four propellers. While this loud presence may help deter intruders, it could be disruptive to household peace, making it less ideal for nighttime monitoring when residents are home.

The Ring Rover Cam: Security for Businesses

The second product, the Ring Rover Cam, is a mobile security robot intended for larger businesses and office spaces, retailing at $999. With a 4K camera, this robot patrols areas autonomously, gathering surveillance footage with its advanced AI Pilot technology.

Unlike its aerial counterpart, the Rover Cam operates quietly, making it suitable for use during business hours. Similar to the Drone Cam, users can specify patrol routes for the Rover Cam to follow, ensuring comprehensive monitoring of the entire property.

Advanced Surveillance Features

Once deployed, the Rover Cam provides 360-degree views via the app, allowing users to monitor environments effectively. This mobile robot is capable of responding to suspicious activities detected by other Ring devices, autonomously navigating to the source of the alert to capture live footage.

Equipped with a distinct periscope camera, the Rover Cam can elevate its viewpoint to surveil over obstacles, while a built-in light tower assists in locating it within expansive spaces. Furthermore, it remains vigilant even when docked, utilizing motion sensors to start recording the moment it detects movement.

Emergency Response Capabilities

In the event of security breaches, the Rover Cam features an integrated siren and flashing lights that serve as deterrents for potential intruders. Pre-orders for this device are currently available, with shipments set to begin on December 16, 2026.

A New Era in Surveillance Technology

With the introduction of the Drone Cam and Rover Cam, Ring is clearly focusing on innovative approaches to enhance security for both residential and commercial environments. These devices reflect the company's commitment to integrating cutting-edge technology to provide robust, user-friendly surveillance solutions.