Public meeting set to discuss plans to establish “test beds” to trial emerging connected health devices & systems
Tag: FCC
What the FCC’s new rules mean for wireless body sensors
A guide to the FCC’s now finalized rules dedicating spectrum for the transmission of medical data
FCC Launches New Era for Development of Wireless Medical Devices
[Ed: We are pleased to present this in-depth report on the recent regulatory changes announced by the FCC related to mHealth research by experienced FCC attorney Robert Primosch. By: Robert D. Primosch, Esq Partner, Wilkinson Barker Knauer, LLP. The enormous growth of medical devices that use wireless telecommunications technology – and the corresponding need to […]
CogRadio will bring cognitive radio technology into first serious field trials outdoors
Cognitive radio technology developed by Radio Technology Systems called CogRadio could be the device that ushers in a new area of wireless infrastructure.
FCC announcement is first step toward widespread MBAN adoption
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has announced it will allocate a 40 MHz band of spectrum, from 2360 to 2400 MHz, for medical body area networks (MBANs) – low-power, wideband networks used by body-worn sensors to transmit patient data to a control device. MBANs provide a cost effective way to monitor every patient in a […]
