Ring Always Home Cam | The World’s First Flying Indoor Security Camera for Your Home | Ring
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2021
- 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.
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Note: Product only available in the US at time of video publication. - Наука та технологія
I’ll wait for the Premium Pack that includes a .357 attachment.
I'm waiting for the small as a fly flying camera.
@@isaacgannaway5948 hehe boiii
😜😅
😂😂😂
HAHAHA I love this comment!
Im glad they didn't try to hide the fact that drones are incredibly loud indoors
It's not that loud in the ad though, they probably had to add the sound otherwise it would look like a weird video overlay or something.
Shoot, they’re loud outdoors.
Loud to who?….
@@sdrawkcabmiay 🤣🤣🤣 ppl today talk before using their brains. Its hilarious
I don't think the volume of the drone matters much, In fact id argue you would want it loud unless you have dogs because the idea is to use it when you aren't home to make sure no one has broken in or something of that nature, so being loud would only ever effect an intruder.
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.
same
You guys are a problem in this world
As we continue to let technology invade our areas of privacy 🥸
No seriously.
@@Jarjarbinksneedsyourhelp go off the grid if your worried about privacy.
I’m glad to see a company after getting rejects from shark tank finally get the shine they deserve. Good Work there
Finally? Bro where you been the last few years???
@@beach_boy1141 My guy fell into a coma just before covid 💀
@@aajb53 1 to 1.8 billion.
They got bought by Amazon Wdym??
It was Richard Branson who helped him and he got a deal with Amazon!
When does the one come out were it shoots intruders?
Nuclear 👍🏻
@@OK-jn4wn it could be a dlc pack down the road. lol
Dystopian Attack Helicopters 🚁
Incorporated
accessory makers will come up with that
Ring AC130 Inbound!!
Imagine having pets and a flying camera flying across the room…
The cats would be all over it hahaha
Ya animals in the house is nasty
That would make for some hilarious cat vids!
Dog:NOM NOM CHOMP BARK
Now I know how to keep my basset awake when I am at work. Just attach dog treat
it’s exciting that amazon is finding new ways to map out our entire homes and learn everything about us through mass data
That is exactly what a certain vacuum cleaner company got caught doing. They were mapping out the square footage of people's homes and aggregating the data to determine all kinds of demographic information about the people in those areas. It's scandalous. GMC was sued because the microphones used by their OnStar system could remain on even though the customer intended them to be off. None of these companies have your best interests at heart. They want your money and they want inside your personal life.
Scary thought and how long will they be able to use this information against you in court.
@@rsellers7090 you should be less concerned with the 1984-like implications for the individual, and more concerned with mass data.
these companies only care about your private data insofar as they can sell it. they aren’t interested in wasting resources persecuting an individual- unless maybe they happen to overhear something you wouldn’t like a company overhearing. imagine they steal blueprints or even spoken ideas and trademark them before the originator is able to.
but mass data is more terrifying. it allows for crowd control. in china they’ve developed technology which can identify a person not through facial recognition, but by their gait. just from the way you walk, they know who you are. from a mile away. the danger of mass data is that it allows artificial intelligence to compare and contrast the behaviors of huge populations. the very first risk to our freedom is mass data. it is only after this boot has been firmly stamped on an entire population, that they can begin tearing into your personal life.
there are exceptions, they will pry. but by and large they are trying to make a map of “human behavior” rather than YOUR behavior. much more useful. much more terrifying.
Uncle Bezos wants to know your location.
AI can scan out houses now via wifi lol. Camera isnt really needed anymore
YES RING PLEASE MAKE A 3D MODEL OF MY HOUSE'S INTERIOR SO I CAN GET BETTER ADVERTISING
came here to say something similar. theyre going to deep learn interiors of home to find best suitable ads to serve you
I need an ad targeted to every detail of my home life, if Amazon knows every product I own then they can make better ads for me!!! 🫠
@@coleeckerman1390 can't tell if this is satire
ALL HAIL THE AMAZON CORPORATION, I WILL PURCHASE MORE PRODUCTS FOR THANKS OF KEEPING ME SAFE ENOUGH TO CONSUME MORE ADVERTISEMENTS
I actually like catered advertisements. Just shows you less stuff you wouldn't want to buy and more stuff that you maybe would buy but probably won't anyway.
I swear the first time I saw this I thought it was an SNL skit.
Lol
Who ever worked in this needs a raise
On.
Not in.
Yes
QUIIIIIIIIZZZZZZZZZZZ: At 0:56 - WHAT'S WRONG WITH THE COLOR OF THE BURGLAR ???
@@PSYCHOV3N0M insignificant typo. I’m sure they just don’t feel like correcting it as long as most people can understand the general message.
@@THEDESCRIPTOR that joke isn’t funny no true at all
Please replace the blue LED with red. Imagine breaking in and seeing that fly your way
Amazin
id just punch it out of the air wdym
cyberpunk vibes
@@shakh1407 I don't know if you've ever been close to one but punching a drone is like impossible
@@rblxcasino5104 if it moves at the speed it does in the video its definitely possible 😂
This is perfect example of solution looking for a problem 🙂
word.,
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
id add red lasers and do a powering up sound with a terminator soundtrack
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
grow up andy they have what they need in two clicks and if you dont have +50million dollars you are no one to those who can see everywhere and anyone.
who cares
oH gOoD, mOrE wAyS fOrE tHeM tO sPy!!
Your address is on your Amazon account. Anyone who googles your address could likely find interior images from some past listing. OSINT
Don't they already get it when you technically buy a Roomba?
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.
Can’t wait for Ring to see all the inside of my house so they can sell the images to data companies!
Our cellphones and webcams have been doing that for years so relax.
@@Dtitilator that's why I cover my cameras with stickers and phone case cover.
@@FRISHR schizo lol
and what would a data company do with pictures of your house?
@@FRISHR schizo
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 👍
wow!!!!....
great share!.
I don’t really mind that. We give some form of our privacy away with literally any type of technology. As you noted, it’s a security platform with a publicly available privacy policy. Wtf type of stuff are you doing in your home?
Do you want it to do a good job or not? What are you building bombs in your home?? What’s the big secret you have to keep?!
@@johnnyjohnson2826 It's called privacy. You know, the ability to have a private dwelling without prying eyes. It doesn't matter what you're doing in your own home. That's kind of the point. It's noone else's business, either.
@@codyking4848 Good luck dude trying to convince people who thinks having an internet connected video camera attached to flying drone is completely safe and your privacy is assured... Yea, I agree with Cody King this is a huge invasion of your privacy.
@Johnny Johnson and Brett and anybody else; when the federal government comes after you for whatever reason they decide to make up in the future, they will 100% be using tech like this to make it easier to invade your home. Also, hackers would love to have this data to sell to criminals which makes it easier to identify expensive stuff to steal. Imagine how quickly a criminal with access to this video footage could break into your house and go directly to any valuables and be gone before any cops arrived.
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?
Or the "Cops" intro! LOL
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.
Finally! Someone who gets it. Do people really thin that the government won't access that camera if they need to? I bet that when this comes out, somewhere deep in the contract there will be a provision that wil allow "RING" to access the camera for lord knows what reason. Personally, I don't need a drone flying around on the inside of my house, nor do I think it's cool. Best of luck to all that get one. Don't get mad if the government uses it against you. You put them in that position willingly.
Preach
It explicitly does not fly around when you are home
the camera is hidden when it is off, though
Trojan Horse
Let's face it, it's not going to come out anytime soon... 😶
I can’t wait for Amazon to have access to every angle of my home
So, is the intruder going to be able to rob you blind and leave before this camera even lifts off the base because of a delay like the doorbell?
No, he’ll wait for the flying camera so he can steal it too.
It’s a dilemma. You can expand your zone for motion but then it detects to much and it becomes annoying. I suppose you can just have nothing and let your intruder stay at your place for hours. Maybe even cook himself a gourmet meal and have a nap after he watches the football game on your big screen tv.
you want a minority report reality huh
I’ve never had notification delay issues, maybe your internet isn’t fast enough or your router could be too far from it. Since it’s a doorbell, it’s outside, so the signal has to travel through an exterior wall, so the signal drops significantly.
Only thing I can think of is "smash and grabs" that might be quick enough. As opposed to a house with no monitored security where the intruders would have a lot of time to comb through your house and pick it clean.
I watch this video a lot of times and I still love it
I’d try it depending on price point. Interesting concept.
Don't you mean the cost as opposed to price point. Why do people have to use fancy language to try to talk about how much something cost. That's like when people say I'm going to see a live action movie. Well of course is live action what did you think it was.
$250, invitation only
Good job ring!
👏 need this outside too
10 seconds and I'm already sold! You genius nerds!
Awesome now I can who's inside my mansion at all times now. Very cool.
I install smart home and security devices for a living, I would love to try this one.
As cool as this is, am also worried of the dangers it definitely poses.
Like?
@@Mayorofsexytown1303 IDK, hackers using the drone to check out my house to see if I have valuables. Government using it to see into people's homes. The technology is cool, but it opens a door to an invasion of privacy I don't think people are aware of.
Skynet!
@@Mayorofsexytown1303 must consoom smart home tech to never have an ounce of privacy
@@cashtwonine Lol i wish. I have no smart home tech.
My cats will LOVE this.
Very cool. My cat won't be bored anymore when i leave the house!
I can’t wait for my Karen cam 2.0
Yeah,what if Karen's use it to their advantage
😭😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@guardfromscp6902 outside the context of one’s own household, I’m sure it would be considered stalking or any illicit act.
This will probably come out at the same time as HomeKit support.
My cats are gonna LOVE this!
I was half expecting this video to be released on April 1st
It’s like a pet you don’t have to buy food for.
Lmaoo
Except it's actually useful
This is really cool and I want one but my cats would hunt it and destroy it 😂
Good thing my friend only has a small puppy who can't jump high. 😂😂😂
I think I'll buy this drone for her for Christmas since she already has a Ring floodlight camera.
As long as you can set the height of which the drone can fly, you should be alright.
@@piday9633 The drone cannot be manually controlled.
@@piday9633 they are Cats, my friend
The indoor camera generation 2 when it’s on disarmed mode can you still have the Motion Detection on or would that cause it to keep saying your on record when walking past it?
this is so strange yet satisfying
of course we need flying cameras so that Feds can monitor our home easily
If they wanted to, they would've just bugged your phone... No reason to be a nut. It's kind of like being shot by a sniper, if you heard the shot, it wasn't meant for you (unless they sucked).
I like how the camera is physically blocked while landed in the dock. Is there a local mode that doesn't send footage to your 'cloud'?
@@ProtoV33MK1 they don't datamine people from ring, they don't use any camera information from ring either
@@rblxcasino5104 I know what they publicly disclose, but there's no way to guarantee that they aren't nefariously using the data. You have to take their word for it.
@@tehbing And how exactly would their employees not know about it, otherwise how would they use hat data? And why would amazon , one of the worlds biggest companies take such a risk of losing everything over that.
My cat is gonna love this toy!
Pets are going to love this!
Ok but can I use more than one at a time? I dont just want one, I want a swarm always patrolling
This made me lol
I like the guy they picked to be the burglar...doesn't look like any of the burglars from actual ring cam footage haha.
Well....gotta be politically correct.
That is some trippy stuff so cool.
This put a big ol' smile on my face, I won't lie. A privatized UAV.
From the same company that sells access to your cameras to law enforcement.... Ill pass
Sounds good but it just doesn't seem really practical. An intruder could grab it and block your view....and if you have cats...the cool flying camera is a goner.
But if you got the video footage into the cloud then it doesn’t matter if the camera gets destroyed
@@Arkane117 It would if the camera was destroyed before it captured a crime other than breaking and entering.
@@IntrepidFraidyCat What makes you think a person wouldn't already have OTHER Ring cameras in fixed locations around the home???
My friend has a small puppy that wouldn't attack this drone.
You're not the target audience for this.
@@PSYCHOV3N0M Why have it if you already have fixed cameras. Waste of money.🙄
Totally getting this. Forgot my orange slices just the other day.
imagine sneaking something out of the kitchen and hear this fly down the hallway
Need to make it more powerful. Intruder+ Chainsaw. Just saying....😁
Bro Wtf !!! That’s clean as hell ! 🙌🏽
Seems like this will go smoothly.
I’m on the fence on this. I have astro. However, it’s pretty cool from a gadget standpoint. If bought one do you still love it?
"What if we made a camera that could see every angle in your home without a camera in every room"
That sounds by itself.... interesting
L lo of h hf😂
Be interesting to have this fly around your property, not just indoors.
Strong winds could blow it away
@@BJ-ij4dm drones dont really get blown away by the wind, unless it's strong but most drones have a feature to prevent it from being blown away by resisting the wind
@@rblxcasino5104 Only higher end drones intended for outdoor use.
This drone is designed for indoor and would 100% get blown by the wind.
I can’t wait to see the T-800 model installed with a ring camera.
That's Kool with a k when you think about how good this would be for a new home alone movie
Cool addition to home security when it's available. Has much possibility of being more flexible than buying so many cameras. Looking forward to the new technology. Kudos for upload. New subscriber because of this vid. Anticipating ur next one. Peace
slave mind
@@ricardojaramillo1895 They are a cool aid muncher or a paid shill.
This is such a great idea. Personal indoor drones. Sooo many times I thought I forgot to lock the door only to come back home to check it locked. Also the stove.
0:12 - "Yeah, it's a camera that flies." Like 2010 called, and he wants its drone back!
THAT is a home run!
Alternative title: We stuck a ring doorbell on a drone, and we're gonna sell it!
It's cool but I can't think of a reason I would REALLY need it for.. what do you guys think some of the best scenarios would be?
Attach a gun and shoot intruders is the only reason I can think of people buying it.
If you want indoor cameras without having indoor cameras. Most people want indoor cameras but it’s creepy, this being a “there only when you need it” is pretty good
Checking up on your kids teenagers or pets
Getting the perfect angle on a home made "movie"
@@devilsknight 😲😲😲😲🤯
I was saying they should use this camera for social media so you can basically create your own real life show.
*I cant wait for the, "Ring Toilet Camera".*
I’m about to pull my nest cams and doorbell…ring seems to actually care and develop innovative gear.
Nah.. ring has been terrible ever since Amazon purchased the company. My ring doorbell service has been bad for at least 6 months now. Idk if it's their servers are outdated or hitting near full capacity but it takes forever to get the camera to load when I'm not home and the motion detector only goes off for me when someone rings the doorbell..
Awesome!! Thanks for making this
the first of its kind and i cant wait to have one!
My cats are gonna love this...
wow, a leap into the future. i like it. maybe a wheeled camera too for those who are uncomfortable with a fan flying around their house. (kids, pets, etc.)
yeah my cats would annihilate a "wheeled camera"
The kid from Home Alone 3 did it first
They should just team up with Roborock or something and use the vacuums as a security ground level drone.
Not too long ago, people were concerned about being spied on. Never once would I have thought people were gullible enough to pay money to be spied on. Having a GPS with a microphone in my pocket is where I draw the line. Giving a private company and the government full access to the interior of your house is some next level "Big Brother" business. I really hope everyone takes a step back and views this subject objectively.
What you hiding boii
I've wanted things like this since I was a kid. Now I simultaneously want and can't stand a lot of it. Mostly because I never realized how much less fun I'd find life once I had some of them. This cam is pretty cool tho.
best use for this is the anwser to the century old question "did I turn the oven off?"
Would be perfect for a 22 caliber
advanced target practice
Tell me you are American with telling me you are American xD
Solving problems we didn't know we had.
Give it some flir technology and an outdoor use.. perfect.
Consumer IR tech can't ID even at those ranges barely. Useless
Perfect for Amazon to map the inside of my house
Quick question: What if the door to the room that it is in, is closed? Will it just smash into the door?
It will bump into the door it won’t smash into it and break
@@epicswirl Dissapointing.
@@BennyVegas313 just keep your doors open I guess. Unless you want ring to develop door openers 😂
It will break down the door and go through.
@@epicswirl Our last defence is that robots struggle to open doors.
WHAT CAN POSSIBLY GO WRONG🤔
Yo this is dope wtf, I’m getting 10 of these and modding them
I'll like to see if they offer a "try before you buy" option. let's see how confident you are?
When is this coming out, y’all keep hyping it up
Hey, neighbor. Thanks for your interest in our Always Home Cam. Please keep an eye out on our website and social media sites for any and all updates regarding the release. Let us know if there is anything else that we can do to assist.
How can I tell if the peephole in my rented house has a cam !?
@@seen1389 what do you mean exactly?
Will this only be available through invitations or will it eventually make it to market. I wouldn’t mind investing $250 on this.
Hello, neighbor. We appreciate your interest in our Always Home Cam. At this time, this device is only available through invitation. However, we do plan to release them publicly in the future. Please let us know if you have any other questions.
@@ring Future? 2222? or next year?
@@ring this sounds very promising🙌🙌
@@ivankaracic7357 They are asking a bunch of questions, so they are looking for homes that are ideal for a flying home, that way they can get good reviews before people buy it and put it in home that are not wide open without pets and children and they start getting crap reviews because the device is stupid
Next thing you know… “low on trash bags, order some now….. laundry getting full, order some new detergent” 👀😂
BEFORE watching this, I CHECKED the posting date. Says 8 months so we are good.
Then headed to the comment section and OMG I'm not alone LOL
Can’t wait for someone to buy 40 and patrol a whole field or chase people with the swarm.
Recreate the bees scene with nick cage
@@LegendLength YES
Sounds like a good Micheal reeves video
Stupid Amazing...
Now if it would follow the intruder(s) back to their house...
50' in the air or go outside 200' to tag their license.
This is gonna make a great gift 🎁
too cool! I'm sold.
Is this a gag?
Ring for 5 years: "We know everyone wants a glass-break sensor and we're working on it. We promise!!."
Also RIng: "We know nobody asked for a indoor flying drone that adds nothing in additional security but here you go!"
smh.
Excellent point.
I mean any intruder that is casing a house and sees a camera flying from room to room is gonna wonder what other security measures they might have lol
@@Algorythmfpv Not really, if an alarm is sounding, they'll deter anyway. If you have a camera pointed right at the area, they'll see that too if the alarm for some reason doesn't deter them.
Am gonna buy this to play with my dog outside when am at work lol
my neighborhood and the exact demensions of my house are now downloading to the cloud thank you ring
Hi, I have a question Ring, I hope my invitation is granted from amazon because I would be looking forward to working on improving the device and sending feedback, but if my invitation is not granted would you expect that it would be available for anyone to purchase sometime in the next couple years? I know myself and many other customers are dying to get our hands on this product. I cant imagine the peace of mind I will have sleeping at night with this. Thank you!
Hello, Tayden. We appreciate your interest in our Always Home Cam, and would be happy to provide you with more information. At this time, we do not have any further information as to when this will be available for purchase. Please feel free to monitor our website for updates on product releases. Let us know if you have any other questions.
@@ring Yes I will continue to look out for this. Thank you so much! I really appreciate what you guys are doing at Ring by making neighborhoods safer!
@@thetaydenrock did u ever get it
@@thetaydenrock simp
Wait until Astro dies then they consider a better cheaper and flying home security solution.
I could see this being pretty cool, especially as a scare tactic against intruders... but if you're home, isn't it going to be very loud? Drones aren't known for their stealth, especially indoors.
Obviously it's for when nobody is home
Yeah... one small issue. Doors! can't leave them open as it's a fire risk
@@Ed.E Wat?
@@juan2049 what if you close your door... How is this thing getting through?
@@Ed.E You leave all your house doors open?
The cats will love that
Initially I had concerned with the privacy but which cleared at last although I would like to know more about it. I am always curious what future brings to us in technology, literature and more.