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Robotics and Inverters (July 2026): New foreign-made advanced robots and power inverters cannot receive FCC sale or import approval unless they secure a conditional waiver. Existing models and federal uses are unaffected.…
While no major changes to FCC or ISED Canada equipment certification regulations have recently taken effect, manufacturers should continue monitoring the latest FCC Knowledge Database (KDB) publications and ISED Radio Standards Specifications…
As a leading compliance testing laboratory headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, BACL continues to strengthen its wireless testing services with the advanced DASY8 Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) testing system. DASY8 is the latest…
BACL continues to strengthen its position as a trusted global compliance partner by providing comprehensive one-stop certification and testing solutions for worldwide market access. Our services cover major regulatory approvals including FCC,…
The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) of Qatar has officially published the 2026 edition of the National Frequency Allocation Plan (QNFAP), marking a significant step toward modernizing the country’s spectrum management framework. The…
On February 24, 2026, the ENACOM (Argentina’s National Communications Entity) officially released Resolution 57/2026, introducing significant updates to the country’s telecom certification framework. The new rules will come into effect on September…
Certification for vehicle-integrated devices in India involves a highly specialized and tightly controlled process under the IS 16833 standard. Unlike other product categories, these devices must be tested exclusively at a government-authorized…
As of January 1, 2025, Saudi Arabia’s CST and SASO have implemented the first mandatory phase of the USB Type-C charging port requirement. All covered electronic devices must use USB-C to be…
Indonesia’s DJID (Komdigi) has released updated technical standards for LTE and IMT-2020 (5G) devices, replacing the previous regulation KM No. 352/2024. This update expands the scope of high-speed connectivity hardware and introduces…
Chile’s telecommunications authority SUBTEL has announced a new QR-based compliance requirement for Short-Range Devices, wireless, and IoT products sold or imported into Chile, effective February 2026. Devices must display a QR code…