Amazon oo soo bandhigtay Ring Rover Cam iyo Ring Drone Cam oo leh nidaam AI Pilot

Qalabka cusub waxaa la filayaa inay gaaraan macaamiisha dhammaadka 2026 iyo horraanta 2027, iyadoo drone-ka uu weli sugayo fasaxa FCC.

Amazon ayaa shaacisay in Ring Rover Cam iyo Ring Drone Cam ay gaari doonaan macaamiisha laga bilaabo dhammaadka 2026 iyo horraanta 2027. Qalabkan waxay ku tiirsan yihiin nidaam AI Pilot oo isticmaala kamaradaha qalabka, sensors-ka gudaha iyo habaynta cloud-ka si ay u qorsheeyaan waddooyinka ilaalada.

Sida AI Pilot u shaqeeyo

Nidaamka AI Pilot wuxuu isticmaalaa kamaradaha qalabka, moodooyin arag oo gaar ah, sensors-ka gudaha qalabka iyo habaynta cloud-ka si uu u qorsheeyo waddooyinka ilaalada, isagoo si madax-bannaan uga gudbaya caqabadaha sida alaabta guriga. Qalabka labadaba waxay AI Pilot ku sameeyaan khariidad dhijitaal ah oo qorshaha dabaqa guriga ama ganacsiga macmiilka ah, ka dib marka macmiilku drone-ka Ring ku qaado qolalka gudaha ama uu Ring Rover sameeyo sahamin madax-bannaan.

AI Pilot ayaa la sheegay inuu isticmaali karo macluumaadka safarkaas si uu u aqoonsado qolal gaar ah oo uu u soo jeediyo meelo ilaalo ah oo u dhow albaabada dhinaca, daaqadaha, ama xitaa meelo xasaasi ah sida sanduuqa lacagta ee ganacsiga.

Drone-ka iyo xiriirka Ring Always Home Cam

Ring Drone wuxuu u muuqdaa inuu si toos ah u beddelayo Ring Always Home Cam, oo si ku-meel-gaar ah loo heli jiray iyadoo lagu casuumay oo ah badeeco 'Day 1 Edition' bishii Sebtembar 2021, isagoo sidoo kale leh qiimaha bilowga ah ee $250. Si kastaba ha ahaatee, Ring Drone wuxuu weli u baahan yahay fasax ka yimid Federal Communications Commission ka hor inta aan la iibin.

Haddii fasaxaas la helo, Amazon waxay higsanaysaa inay drone-ka soo bandhigto Janaayo 27, 2027, iyadoo macaamiishu ay ka diiwaan geli karaan wararka email-ka bogga badeecada. Drone-ka ayaa la sheegay inuu raaci karo waddo iyo jadwal go'an macaamiisha ku biira Amazon Ring Protect plan, isagoo si otomaatig ah u duuli kara waddooyinkaas marka uu ka jawaabayo ogeysiis ka yimaada kamarad Ring, sensor ama alaarm.

Walaacyada xogta gaarka ah

Kamarado duulaya oo leh astaamo AI ayaa laga yaabaa inay keenaan khataro cusub oo ku saabsan xogta gaarka ah ee guryaha iyo ganacsiyada, oo dheer yihiin walaacyada hore uga jira kamaradaha Ring ee go'an ee lagu rakibay geesaha qolalka ama kamaradaha albaabka.

The Ring Rover Cam is expected at the end of 2026 and the Ring Drone Cam in early 2027, with the drone still awaiting FCC authorization.

Amazon announced on November 10 that its Ring Rover Cam and Ring Drone Cam are expected to reach customers starting at the end of 2026 and in early 2027, respectively. Both devices rely on an AI Pilot system to plan patrol routes and navigate around obstacles such as furniture.

How the AI Pilot Maps and Patrols a Property

Amazon says the AI Pilot system combines each device's cameras with specialized vision models, on-device sensors and cloud processing. Both devices use it to digitally map the floor plan of a customer's home or business, after the customer carries the Ring drone through indoor spaces or lets the Ring Rover explore autonomously. The system can supposedly use that guided or self-tour information to identify specific rooms and suggest patrol points near side doors, windows, or sensitive locations such as a cash register in a business.

Drone Follows the Ring Always Home Cam

The Ring Drone appears to be a direct successor to the Ring Always Home Cam, which was only temporarily available by invitation as a "Day 1 Edition" product in September 2021, at the same $250 starting price. The drone still requires authorization from the Federal Communications Commission before going on sale. Assuming that comes through, Amazon aims to make it available on January 27, 2027, with customers able to register for email updates through the product page.

Subscription Routes and Privacy Questions

For subscribers to the Amazon Ring Protect plan, the drone can supposedly follow a set route and schedule, and can automatically fly along those routes when responding to a notification from a Ring camera, sensor or alarm. Flying and roving cameras with AI-enabled features could introduce new privacy risks for homes and businesses, on top of existing concerns involving fixed Ring cameras installed in room corners or as doorbell cameras.