Ring lists a $249.99 indoor drone cam and a $999.99 robot

Ring has announced two mobile cameras, Ring Drone Cam and Ring Rover Cam, under a new Ring Robotics line.

The indoor drone is listed at $249.99. Ring says U.S. shipments begin January 27, 2027. The same page says the drone has not received the authorization required by the Federal Communications Commission and may not be offered for sale or lease until that authorization is obtained. It flies custom routes, and it can lift off when a Ring camera, sensor, or alarm is triggered. Ring says it records 2K video with a 148° field of view and can rotate 360°. Two LED lights come on in low light. It stays docked with the camera off until a flight starts.

The business robot is listed at $999.99. Ring says U.S. shipments begin December 16, 2026. Rover patrols on a schedule, checks programmed points when a connected Ring device is triggered, and streams up to 4K video while it moves. An adjustable mast can see over counters and shelves. It has a siren, a light tower, and two-way audio. Sleep Mode retracts the mast and turns the microphone off.

Both run on a system Ring calls AI Pilot. The page says a walk-through, or an autonomous explore by Rover, builds a floor plan and suggests patrol points. A footnote says a compatible Ring Protect plan is required for the starred schedule and review features.

Video uses Ring's TAKE encryption. Both devices show when they are recording, with LED indicators. Rover also shows that status on its screen. Founder Jamie Siminoff said customers had asked for coverage in places a fixed camera could not reach.