Amazon's Ring launches indoor security drone and a robot for businesses
Ring, Amazon's subsidiary, unveiled an indoor security drone that offers room-to-room surveillance where a fixed camera cannot reach. The Ring Drone Camera costs $250 and captures images from a lens mounted on a small quadcopter, with 148-degree peripheral vision, 360-degree rotation and LED lights for low-light environments. The company also launched the Ring Rover Cam, priced at $1,000, aimed at businesses. Both devices require a subscription of $5 per month or $60 annually.
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- Ring launches the Ring Drone Camera, a $250 indoor drone for room-to-room surveillance
- The device has 148-degree peripheral vision, rotates 360 degrees and uses LED lights for low-light settings
- It also introduced the $1,000 Ring Rover Cam, aimed at businesses to investigate a disturbance or run regular sweeps
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