Amazon’s Ring is going deeper into surveillance with an indoor drone for home monitoring and an autonomous robot designed to patrol businesses. More details:

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Amazon $AMZN unveils a flying home security drone The new Ring Robotics line includes two autonomous security devices: Ring Drone Cam ($250): flies preset routes inside your home, checks out triggered alarms and records 2K video. Its AI maps rooms and steers around obstacles. Ring Rover Cam ($1,000): patrols businesses on its own, investigates disturbances and records up to 4K video. The rover ships Dec. 16.

Amazon’s Ring unit debuted a flying home security drone more than six years after first announcing the product, marking the brand’s belated entrance into the robotics segment. @chriswelch got an early look at the device that ships in January

Amazon’s Ring unit debuted a flying home security drone more than six years after first announcing the product, marking the brand’s belated entrance into the robotics segment. @chriswelch got an early look at the device that ships in January

Amazon's Ring unit debuted its flying home security drone more than six years after first announcing the product, marking the brand’s belated entrance into the robotics segment