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How AI and Dynamic Sharing Could Unclog Crowded Airwaves
Key Takeaways
- Radio spectrum sits at the low end of the electromagnetic spectrum and carries cellphones, TV, radar, GPS, and satellite sensing signals.
- Governments historically assigned spectrum through exclusive licenses that reserved specific frequencies for single users.
- Long-term measurements of actual use found that large swaths of licensed spectrum sit idle much of the time, such as military radar bands active only in certain places and on certain days.
- Dynamic spectrum sharing would let multiple users occupy the same frequencies under clear rules that prevent interference.
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DT Editorial Team··via fastcompany.com