Ring Always Home Cam | The World’s First Flying Indoor Security Camera for Your Home | Ring

Innovation takes flight. Equipped with navigation sensors, Always Home Cam moves safely inside your home – giving you a flexible point of view when you’re away. See what’s happening or fly to the action on your preset paths in the Ring App.

Available on Amazon by invitation only.


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Note: Product only available in the US at time of video publication.

[taterboob]

I’ll wait for the Premium Pack that includes a .357 attachment.

[derpscythe]

Im glad they didn't try to hide the fact that drones are incredibly loud indoors

[Powerpacker]

I’m glad to see a company after getting rejects from shark tank finally get the shine they deserve. Good Work there

[tonoornottono]

it’s exciting that amazon is finding new ways to map out our entire homes and learn everything about us through mass data

[samuelulloa]

To be honest, when I first saw this I thought it was a fan made video or a joke, but after seeing it I am without a doubt interested in buying one in the future.

[lynnduhh]

Imagine having pets and a flying camera flying across the room…

[EnwardHiggins]

YES RING PLEASE MAKE A 3D MODEL OF MY HOUSE'S INTERIOR SO I CAN GET BETTER ADVERTISING

[milanharkhani]

This is perfect example of solution looking for a problem 🙂

[GhostTacos]

When does the one come out were it shoots intruders?

[TheBugkillah]

I swear the first time I saw this I thought it was an SNL skit.

[samueljohnston]

Imagine breaking into a house and an alarm goes off and a drone starts flying at you and speaking to you telling you to leave

[BlindMango]

Oh good! Now Amazon can get the layout of my entire house! I can't wait to give them more data, you should attach an Alexa to it too

[paradenks]

Please replace the blue LED with red. Imagine breaking in and seeing that fly your way

[FRISHR]

Can’t wait for Ring to see all the inside of my house so they can sell the images to data companies!

[ripleyjune]

I remember long ago it was a common fear that the government would eventually have everyone on 24 surveillance, even in their own homes. Never could have guessed we would instead willingly pay money to record ourselves for them.

[ErichKartmann]

When this camera starts flying towards the intruder it should be able to play “Ride of the Valkyries”

Intruder: why do I hear boss music?

[Toasty]

I can’t wait for Amazon to have access to every angle of my home

[NicholasIzzo-yqme]

They need to make it so they can swarm together and use facial tracking. Imagine you have 3 or 4 mini drone positioned on their respective charging docking stations throughout your house which can all detect and launch themselves to a tripped motion/door/window sensor. You could set it so that 2 of the mini drones initially respond to the alarm, capturing the event from multiple angles, and when their batteries start getting low, the other drone(s) can automatically launch to take their place. This is the future of home security.

[tlg]

Let's face it, it's not going to come out anytime soon... 😶

[TheInjectinthebrain]

Nice privacy policy:
“Our research and development team accesses a small number of video recordings to improve Ring's products, services and technologies.”

It’s nice to know, that my privacy is sufficiently protected against access from everyone else and only restricted to myself. Why do you even need to be able to see these recordings whenever you feel like seeing customers homes?

I hope everyone reads your privacy policy AND FAQs 👍