The Federal Communications Commission will relax the use of 6 GHz wireless band and increase the bandwidth of head display / AR glasses connection.

CTOnews.com, September 29 (Xinhua)-- the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) today released an announcement about the meetings planned for October, one of which allows technology companies to use the new wireless band, allowing smart glasses such as Apple Glass to connect to other devices with higher bandwidth.

Jessica Rosenworth (Jessica Rosenworcel), chairman of FCC, outlined the main points of the October meeting, one of which was "unleashing wireless innovation."

The translation part of CTOnews.com is as follows:

In order to meet the growing needs of the next-generation Wi-Fi, FCC expanded the license in 2020, opening up the 1200 gigahertz spectrum in the 6-GHz band.

In order to enable more devices to use the new applications and services of these radio waves, the committee is considering a proposal to allow ultra-low-power devices to operate in two ranges of the 6 GHz band, which could enhance learning opportunities, promote health care opportunities, and lead to new entertainment experiences.

Once FCC opens up these bands, including Apple AR glasses and other companies' headsets, they can be used to provide a better connectivity experience.