Why Matic's Conditional Approval Really Matters
Matic didn't need an exemption to the new FCC rules to keep selling its robot. But its conditional approval could give the U.S. manufacturer an advantage as it develops future hardware.
Matic didn't need an exemption to the new FCC rules to keep selling its robot. But its conditional approval could give the U.S. manufacturer an advantage as it develops future hardware.
A bipartisan House bill would add more oversight to the FCC’s Covered List process while leaving the current restrictions on foreign-produced advanced robotic devices in place.
New FCC rules may not push robot vacuums and lawn mowers out of U.S. stores, but they could eventually leave American buyers with older hardware than consumers overseas.
What the FCC did to routers is about to happen to home robots.