Nov 10 (Reuters) - Amazon's Ring on Tuesday launched a new robotics business with two autonomous security products, a flying indoor camera for homes and a roving security robot designed for businesses, as the company expands beyond its established lineup of home-security devices.
• Both devices - Ring Drone and Ring Rover - use Ring's AI Pilot system, which combines cameras, vision models, on-device sensors and cloud processing to map spaces, identify potential patrol points and navigate around obstacles, Amazon said
• The launch marks an expansion of Ring's security business, which began with video doorbells and has grown into a broader network of connected cameras, sensors and alarms.
• The company said the new robots are designed to work with the existing devices through the Ring app
• Amazon will start shipping the Ring Rover Cam on December 16 at $999.99 in the US, and the Ring Drone Cam on January 27 at $249.99
• The Ring Drone can fly preset routes on demand or respond to alarms by flying to investigate
• The Ring Rover can patrol businesses autonomously, either on schedule or when needed
(Reporting by Harshita Mary Varghese in Bengaluru; Editing by Shinjini Ganguli)
