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Amazon’s Ring Launches $250 Flying Home Security Drone And $1,000 Patrol Robot
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Amazon’s Ring has unveiled a flying indoor security drone and a patrolling robot for businesses, pushing further into home and workplace surveillance. The $250 Ring Drone Cam, about the size of a textbook, flies along a set route through the house, including upstairs, when a door, window or alarm sensor is triggered. It records day and night, can fly for up to eight minutes before returning to its dock, and uses bright LED lights that CEO Jamie Siminoff said could scare off intruders. Ring first showed the concept in 2020 as the Always Home Cam. The $1,000 Ring Rover Cam is a reworked version of Amazon’s Astro robot, built to patrol offices and warehouses with a siren, two-way audio and a periscope camera. The launch comes as Ring continues to face privacy criticism over its ties to police.
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