GPR Execs Meet With FCC Staff on 'Innovative' Radar Technology
New GPR CEO Moran David and others from the company discussed its “innovative ground penetrating radar technology” in a meeting with staff from the FCC Office of Engineering and Technology and the Wireless Bureau, said a filing posted Wednesday in…
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docket 19-241. The company, formerly known as WaveSense, offers “assisted driving and autonomous capabilities” using the technology. Among topics discussed were “GPR’s ability to deploy its technology in Europe,” GPR said: The GPR representatives “emphasized that the record reflects a negligible risk of harmful interference” from the technology “to incumbents, even in worst-case scenarios.” In 2019, the FCC sought comment on a waiver request for use of the technology, which operates at 103-403 MHz, for automotive safety (see 1908280009).