NextNav New FCC Filing Responds to Plum Report
In a battle being played out with FCC filings, NextNav submitted the latest technical report to rebut what…
News July 14
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NextNav’s FCC Filings Faces Technical Scrutiny
A new technical assessment conducted by Plum Consulting for a consortium of RFID associations raised concerns about the…
News May 8
FCC Invites Responses About Next Generation e-911, Looking Beyond RFID Bandwidth
The FCC is casting its net wider than the specific bandwidth in response to NextNav’s petition to use…
News March 31
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Chinook is an innovative response which, thanks to its design and functionality, contributes significantly to boosting the circular economy, integrating advanced technology and food safety. This inlay is a rugged…
June 18
FCC Considers Alternatives to Satellite-Based GPS for 900 MHz Bandwidths
For decades, RAIN RFID and other Part 15 devices have enjoyed transmitting across an unoccupied band with little…
News March 18
Groceries, Logistics and Sustainability Efforts Highlight RFID News | 2024 RFIDJournal.com Year in Review
Key growth areas include tire tracking, logistics, food, drugs and textiles Pending legislation around European and U.S. goods…
News December 23
FCC Reviewing Responses as NextNav Makes Final Appeal
FCC indicated is now reviewing 1,700 comments before making its next decision. NextNav argued that channel hopping will…
News September 25
Internet of Things Needs an Open, Unlicensed Spectrum
The LoRa Alliance formally filed its comments speaking out against NextNav’s Petition for Rulemaking, which is currently pending…
Expert Views September 16
NextNav Argues its Case for Lower 900 MHz Band
The geo-positioning technology company has petitioned the FCC for access to the 902-928 MHz band, which creates potentially…
News September 11
Hundreds Weigh in on FCC NextNav Petition for 900 MHz Band Change
The FCC comments period has closed and responses to those comments are being accepted until Sept. 20 Companies…
News September 6
