Tecnología · Ring RoboticsAmazon Ring security robot: $999.99 Rover and a flying camera awaiting FCC approvalEmitido 10 de noviembre de 2026 a las 19:15 UTCVerTranscripción0:07Amazon has priced a flying home security camera at two hundred forty nine point nine0:11nine dollars.0:11A wheeled version costs nine hundred and ninety nine point nine nine dollars, and0:15scheduled patrols require a subscription.0:17Both promise to move toward places a fixed camera can't inspect.0:20What can these machines actually do?0:22And what's standing between the announcement and a working patrol?0:25The drone cam is aimed at homes.0:26The rover cam is designed primarily for businesses.0:29Their official hardware prices are two hundred forty, nine point point nine nine0:32dollars, and nine hundred and ninety nine point nine nine dollars, a seven hundred0:36and fifty dollars difference before subscriptions or other costs.0:39Amazon introduced both on November10 under its new Ring Robotics category.0:43The practical change is a camera that can travel to a doorway, room, or programmed0:47alarm location.0:48Rings advertised navigation and battery capabilities still have to prove themselves0:52in everyday use.0:53A user carries the drone through the space during setup.0:56The rover explores by itself.0:58Their AI pilot system builds a floor plan and suggests patrol points.1:02Users can change those stops before sending either machine out.1:05AI Pilot combines cameras, vision software, and onboard sensors with cloud1:09processing.1:09Ring says it plans routes around furniture and shelving.1:12A connected camera, sensor, or alarm can trigger a trip to preset points.1:16Both work through the Ring app and existing Ring devices, while the drone also1:20supports Alexa home map.1:21Ring founder and chief inventor Jamie Simenoff says, The honest answer wasn't more1:25cameras.1:26It meant reimagining what a security device could be.1:29That ambition puts a moving camera inside spaces where people live and work.1:33The drone's short flight window sets an immediate limit on that ambition.1:37It returns to its charging dock when a flight ends or its battery runs low.1:40Owners can request a room, a saved viewpoint, or a point selected on the map, and1:45launch a patrol themselves.1:46The early flight time figures ranged from five to seven minutes to about eight1:50minutes.1:51Early rover prices also differed by a dollar.1:53The official rover listing gives the precise price of nine hundred and ninety nine1:57point nine nine dollars.1:58Ring's own flight rating comes with testing conditions.2:01The company used a new, fully charged battery in a controlled environment.2:05The room, the way the drone is used, and the battery's condition all affect how long2:08it stays airborne.2:10Ring rates the drone cam for up to eight minutes per degree Fahrenheit light.2:14Battery performance also declines with use.2:16That gives owners a brief inspection window, followed by a return to the dock for2:20charging.2:20The camera records in2 K, specified as one thousand nine hundred twenty by one2:24thousand nine hundred twenty pixels.2:25Its field of view is one hundred forty-eight degrees horizontally and vertically,2:29and it can rotate through three hundred sixty degrees.2:31Two built in LED lights illuminate dim areas.2:33It doesn't have infrared night vision.2:35The drone's propellers make its presence audible, and its lights make it visible.2:39It has no microphone or speaker.2:41Owners can't use it for two way talk or activate a siren.2:44It records only while flying, then powers down in its dock.2:48Its reported weight is one hundred and sixty five grams.2:51The dock needs a flat indoor surface, a power outlet, and Wi-Fi.2:54Ring recommends at least five megabits per second econ of upload capacity.2:59Available band width can change the video resolution.3:02The drone is restricted to indoor use between forty.3:04One and ninety five degrees Fahrenheit.3:06The rover's range starts at thirty two degrees and also ends at ninety-five.3:10Both support dual band Y Phi.3:13The rover needs that connection to map and navigate.3:16The flying camera project reaches back to an announcement in two thousand and3:19twenty.3:20Adding sensors increase battery demands and weight, making stable flight harder to3:23achieve.3:24That development cycle helps explain the years between the original idea and these3:28newly announced shipping plans.3:29The rover cam raises an adjustable periscope camera to look above counters or3:33shelving.3:33Owners can save a camera height for each stop.3:36It can travel to a room or saved patrol point and perform a three hundred and3:39sixty-degree scan.3:40The rover reworks technology and experience from Amazon Astro with security now its3:44central purpose.3:45A light tower helps reveal its location.3:47Its screen shows status, including recording and live viewing.3:51Unlike the drone, it offers two way audio and a remotely activated siren.3:55The rover streams and records in up to four K while moving, and infrared night3:59vision supplies black and white images in darkness.4:02Its camera has a one hundred and fifty two degree diagonal field of view.4:05Measured differently from the drone's horizontal and vertical angles.4:09Video quality varies with band width, device temperature, and ambient light.4:12Ring recommends at least fifteen megabits per second econ of upload capacity.4:16The rover can also detect people and start recording while docked, although it4:20doesn't record continuously around the clock.4:22Ring advertises mapping for up to five, zero square feet.4:25That measures the space it can map.4:27It doesn't tell an owner how much floor the rover can inspect before its battery4:30needs charging.4:31The rover's reported operating time is about thirty minutes, ringless charging at4:35approximately forty, five minutes with the included charger.4:38Those operating windows mean patrols have interruptions, and the rover stays on a4:41single floor, limiting what one unit can cover in a multi-story building.4:46The rover's charger needs one foot of clearance on either side and five feet in4:49front.4:50It must sit at least three feet from a downward staircase.4:52Those requirements affect where an owner can safely base the robot.4:55The rover itself weighs twenty point six pounds or nine point three five kilograms,5:00excluding separately listed accessories.5:02It's designed for dry indoor spaces and isn't suitable around children under three5:06or small pets.5:06Those restrictions follow it into any occupied shop, storage area, or home.5:11Docking switches the drone's camera off.5:13The rover can still detect and record people at its charger unless privacy controls5:17are used.5:18Its sleep mode retracts the periscope and switches off the microphone.5:21Both machines have recording indicators, and the rover also displays recording5:25status on its screen.5:26Ring includes video encryption, branded throw away the key or take.5:29Owners still have to decide where recording is allowed and who can access footage5:33involving workers, visitors, or family members.5:35A compatible Ring Protect subscription unlocks scheduled patrols.5:39Saved video features also depend on a compatible plan, with advertised cloud history5:44of up to one hundred and eighty days for motion event videos.5:46The hardware price alone doesn't cover the automated service.5:49The rover cam is available for pre-order.5:51The drone cam is collecting email sign.5:54Ups its planned US shipping date depends on an authorization that Ring still needs5:58before it can sell the device.5:59The drone cam hasn't received the required Federal Communications Commission6:03authorization.6:04It can't be offered for sale or lease until that happens.6:06Customers signing up for emails are waiting for a device that still has a regulatory6:10prerequisite.6:11The announced shipping schedules apply to the United States.6:14Ring's product pages explicitly say the devices don't ship to Canada.6:18Official availability in Turkey hasn't been confirmed.6:20Shipping.6:21Start dates also leave time before packages reach customers.6:24Rover cam shipments are scheduled to start December16,2026 .6:29Drone CAM shipments are scheduled for January27 ,2027 , with FCC authorization still6:35required.6:35Their advertised patrols operate within short battery windows and subscription.6:39Dependent scheduling.Cronología de la historiaHeyDex
