WirelessCert Studio
A compliance report generator that turns raw RF test data from any bench instrument into ready-to-submit FCC, CE, and ETSI reports for small wireless-product makers.
Small wireless product makers (IoT, drones, wearables) without a dedicated compliance team
- Reads CSV/test logs from spectrum analyzers and signal generators and flags out-of-band and out-of-power failures against FCC Part 15 limits
- Auto-drafts the test report PDF in the format a lab or TCB expects to receive
- Side-by-side limit-line plots the founder can paste into investor or customer decks
- Checklist engine that lists exactly which extra tests are needed before a specific radio module can ship to the US, EU, or UK
Smaller wireless-device companies are launching products faster than ever but still rely on $20k test campaigns or external labs because no AI bridges the gap between bench data and a compliant submission.
Compliance pain is real and growing with IoT/drone/wearable proliferation, but incumbents (Keysight IOT0047A, R&S, Element, F2 Labs, Elite) already serve this market with automated test software plus accredited lab services.Wireless Compliance Solutions | Keysight ↗Wireless Device Compliance Testing | FCC, CE RED & ISED | F2 Labs ↗
Big-vendor solutions target enterprises; no obvious SMB indie tool that takes raw bench data straight to submission-ready FCC/CE/ETSI reports, but Keysight and Certivo already automate significant portions of the workflow.IoT Regulatory Compliance Software - Keysight ↗FCC Certification Compliance Software | Equipment Authorization ↗
Real willingness to pay given $20k+ lab campaigns, but SMBs are price-sensitive and incumbents bundle reporting into expensive instruments; standalone SaaS likely needs $500–2k/filing or low ARR subscription which caps revenue.Radio Frequency (RF) Testing & Certification Services - Element ↗Wireless Compliance Solutions | Keysight ↗
FCC/CE/ETSI rules are durable and expanding (6 GHz, ETSI adaptivity, DFS, CBP); wireless device volumes keep rising, so regulatory demand is structurally increasing.How to Test IoT Regulatory Compliance | Keysight ↗Equipment Authorization | Federal Communications Commission ↗
Standards are public and LLM document generation is feasible, but 'ready-to-submit' is legally fraught — FCC Certification requires a Telecommunication Certification Body (TCB) review and most filings demand an accredited lab's data plus responsible-party signature, so output still needs human/legal sign-off; also the cited HN source is only 3 points / 1 comment and is about instrument control, not compliance reporting.Show HN: Instrumation a PYPI library for Instruments | Hacker News ↗instrumation · PyPI ↗