Core Insights - The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has granted Tesla Inc. a waiver to use Ultra Wideband (UWB) technology for wireless EV charging on the upcoming Cybercab [1][2]. Group 1: FCC Waiver Details - The FCC's waiver allows Tesla to bypass certain guidelines that typically restrict UWB devices, specifically sections 15.519(a) and 15.519(a)(2) [2][3]. - The FCC determined that Tesla's technology operates for a short duration and is low in power, ensuring it will not interfere with other systems [3][4]. Group 2: Wireless Charging Mechanism - Tesla's wireless charging system will utilize an induction charging method via a floor-mounted charging pad, similar to a wireless phone charger [5]. - UWB radios will assist in determining the vehicle's position, ensuring correct placement on the charging pad for effective power transfer [6]. Group 3: Cybercab Production and FSD Milestone - Tesla has introduced a production-ready version of the Cybercab, priced at $30,000, with production ramp-up targeted for April [7]. - The Supervised Full Self-Driving (FSD) system has accumulated over 8.2 billion miles, with more than 3 billion miles driven in urban conditions [7]. Group 4: Market Performance - Tesla's stock (TSLA) saw a slight increase of 0.17% to $411.32 at market close, followed by a further rise of 0.10% to $411.72 in overnight trading [8].