Amazon's Ring brand announces AI security drone and robot for 2026-27

Ars Technica • 10 nov. 22h35

Amazon announced that its Ring brand will introduce a flying security drone and a ground-based robot, both using AI navigation, with shipments slated for late 2026 and early 2027.

The Register • 10 nov. 21h45

Amazon announced Ring Robotics, introducing a flying indoor security drone and a wheeled patrol robot for businesses, both featuring AI-driven navigation and new encryption measures amid ongoing privacy concerns.

Fox Business • 10 nov. 18h41

Amazon unveiled two new Ring security devices—a $250 indoor flying drone for homes and a $1,000 autonomous robot for businesses—both powered by the AI Pilot system.

NBC News • 10 nov. 16h16

Ring introduced a $250 indoor security drone that can patrol homes and a $1,000 rover camera for businesses, both requiring a subscription for video access.

PCMag • 10 nov. 13h30

Ring introduced a $249.99 indoor security drone that patrols on a schedule and returns to its dock, and rebranded the Amazon Astro robot as the $999.99 Rover Cam for office and warehouse monitoring.

CNBC • 10 nov. 13h30

Amazon's Ring introduced a $250 indoor drone camera and a $1,000 security robot, both aimed at expanding its smart-home surveillance offerings.

WIRED • 10 nov. 13h30

Ring introduced a $250 indoor Drone Cam that operates via cloud-based AI and a $1,000 Rover Cam for business security, both under the new Ring Robotics brand.

TechCrunch • 10 nov. 13h30

Amazon-owned Ring announced Ring Drone Cam for residential use and Ring Rover Cam for businesses, detailing features, pricing and launch dates.

The Verge • 10 nov. 13h30

Ring said its AI-powered Drone Cam, priced at $249.99, will begin shipping in the United States on Jan. 27, 2027, offering 2K video and autonomous indoor patrols.