Working with regulators – a SubGHz panel discussion
summary
Alliances tell a concrete regulatory story: a petition asks the FCC to repurpose 902–928 MHz by removing the part 15 safe harbor and allowing 1,000× higher power for positioning/indoor cellular, which would break existing deployments. Cited numbers: 350 million Z‑Wave devices, 50 billion UHF RFID shipped last year and tens of millions of LoRa/Wi‑SUN meters. Countermeasures include coexistence studies, simulations and measurements filed with the FCC and a clear request that the petition be rejected.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00SubGHz panel introduction
- 1:08Panelists and technologies
- 7:10US 900 MHz regulatory threat
- 11:30FCC collective request
- 14:26SubGHz coexistence
- 18:15Support against NexNav
- 20:22Regulation change plans
- 23:57Message to regulators
- 24:41Collaboration outcome
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