SUMMARY
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is investigating multiple companies, including Xtra, for potentially using technology banned under its DJI directive. These investigations stem from research suggesting hardware copies of DJI products. Several companies have been fined $25,000 for failing to respond to FCC requests for information, though no companies have yet been placed on the Covered List alongside DJI. The FCC's actions indicate a broader scrutiny of imported components, even if manufactured by different brands, that are linked to DJI's communications technology.
TAKEAWAYS
FCC investigates camera firms for using banned DJI tech.
Companies face fines for non-response to FCC inquiries.
Investigations focus on alleged hardware copies of DJI products.
FCC aims to prevent banned components from entering the US.