Jamie Siminoff CEO & Founder of Ring - Live Interview at CES 2018

CEO & Founder of Ring, Jamie Siminoff, envisions proactively reducing crime in neighborhoods by adding practical features to his line of home security products. Such as cameras, that have lights and sirens built in, Ring looks to bring a greater presence to an empty home.

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[MajorGold]

I am so Happy the Ring Company is here, because my Sister & I are in our 50s and both disabled, so when anyone comes to our door and Knocks/Rings the bell, we try hard to get to the door, but by the time we do, They have gone away. (we could make a commercial for the Ring). Now as the Disabled Man of the House, I can finely keep watch over all my Property, Thanks to Ring.

[Ronnieleec]

I like ring a lot. Between them and Philips Hue, I am broke. Please integrate with HomeKit.

[NUBIYAH]

I like the security system alot. Just a few cons. I would like and what would make it awesome is if it notified you with sound alerts. Like a chime or back door open alert. You won't know unless looking at the notification. I would like to know if window in rear is open etc.

[marcelseaocean]

Jamie, design Ring so it has an application for the interior of your car. Just a thought.

[karmafairy]

Does Ring notify you if someone tries to break into your house??

[FrankJohnsonSr]

I would like to see Ring record directly to my NAS?

[ArcticFlies]

Ring is a good alarm system. I wanted to get a couple of smoke detectors and I’m not happy with their set up. You have to buy a smoke detector and also a “Listening Device” that listens for an alarm and transfers the info to the alarm station. It’s ridiculous to have two devices to do the job of one. Make a smoke detector that senses smoke and Co2 and have that send the info to the central alarm station. Now I have to have two devices on the ceiling. It’s crazy.