Ring Drone Cam - Indoor Flying Security Camera
Sure, you have plenty of security cameras, video doorbells, and motion sensors all around the outside of your home to keep an eye on things and deter unwelcome intruders, burglars, porch pirates, obnoxious, nosy neighbor pests (and their little dogs too) who can't mind their own business or stay off your property, creepy weirdos wandering through, zombies, aliens, and more, but most don't want security cams indoors, in every room, at all. A better indoor security cam solution is here that will take your home's indoor security to the next level, literally.
Did you leave the oven, stove, or curling iron on? Wish you could monitor rooms inside your home while away? Need to investigate a bump in the night, safely under the covers? Want to be reassured every morning that intruders, people living in the walls, or monsters weren't roaming around inside your house while you were sleeping? This cool new Ring Drone Cam is a flying indoor security camera that patrols and records video surveillance throughout your home, giving you unobstructed aerial views that aren't tied to a single room.
It can fly room to room for up to 8 minutes per flight, patrol during scheduled flight times (day or night with its built-in spotlights), when compatible devices or sensors are triggered, or anytime you wish from the Ring app, fly close to inspect areas of interest and zoom in for extra detail, provide real-time flight views, and return automatically to its dock, which is designed for privacy while not in use, to charge back up for its next patrol. Unfortunately (or fortunately), it lacks a state-of-the-art weapons system to deliver superior firepower upon unwanted intruders, but fingers crossed that it will be added in future models.
Not gonna lie, this thing is really cool and would be great to send to a room to double-check something or for some serious peace of mind while away from home. My only real concern is how it will hold up to annoyed housecats hunting it and trying to take it down, which should make for some fun videos to watch later. It also seems like a precursor to the mini Aerial Hunter Killer Drone in Terminator 3. Check out the videos below to see it in action. Cool, huh?
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