Low-power 2.36-GHz products are not a specific brand but a category of industrial-grade wireless communication devices operating at the 2.36 GHz frequency band. These products are typically designed for low-power applications in sectors such as IoT (Internet of Things), industrial automation, and telemetry. They are often produced by electronics manufacturers specializing in RF (Radio Frequency) solutions, such as Texas Instruments (USA), STMicroelectronics (Switzerland), or NXP Semiconductors (Netherlands). Common products in this category include low-power transceivers, sensors, and modules used for short-range wireless data transmission in environments where energy efficiency and reliability are critical. These devices comply with regional regulations like FCC (USA) or CE (EU) for industrial use.