'It’s loud — we think that’s a feature. This thing is not gonna sneak up on you': Ring CEO Jamie Siminoff on why Ring Drone Cam's sound is intentional
- Ring is finally ready to ship its home-surveillance drone
- The Ring Drone Cam is lighter than some smartphones
- A cloud-based AI Pilot does all the driving
Third time may be the charm for Ring's long-gestating security drone efforts — and Ring CEO Jamie Simioff insists that the new Ring Drone Cam is just what his customers want.
"When people stop me on the street, it's what they ask, 'Where's the drone?'" Simioff told me.
After a decade of effort, which traces back to before Ring became a part of the giant Amazon device family, Ring is finally ready to deliver a home security drone that makes sense.
Sure, perhaps we've heard this before, and Siminoff wasn't shy about recounting Ring's abortive drone history. That history started with an idea in 2016, which led to a drone that Siminoff said launched in 2021 but not to customers. "They were in boxes...
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