FCC Eases Rules For Sensors That Detect Babies Left In Cars

By Christopher Cole (April 15, 2021, 7:37 PM EDT) -- Six companies are free to use a swath of the airwaves for in-cabin sensor systems designed to save babies and toddlers in overheated cars after securing waivers from the Federal Communications Commission that permit the devices to operate at higher power levels than otherwise allowed....

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