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Ring’s Indoor Drone Camera Is Back—and Now Powered by AI
No one's home tonight, but the sensor on your home office window upstairs alerts your phone: “Motion detected. ” Maybe it's just your cat, or a flicker of a passing car’s headlights.
Summary
No one's home tonight, but the sensor on your home office window upstairs alerts your phone: “Motion detected.” Maybe it's just your cat, or a flicker of a passing car’s headlights. Instead of shrugging it off, you ask Alexa to send your Ring Drone Cam to check it out. The tiny, 165-gram drone lifts out of its charging dock, buzzing loudly, and autonomously flies upstairs, giving you a first-person view on your phone’s screen as it scans the room.
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