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You are missing the point. It is clear that there is a need to allocate certain frequencies to industry and medicine, but the interesting bit was that 13.56 MHz was favoured among many other possible choices just because there were some industry in certain countries using it
As far as my curiosity has led me, the inclusion of 13,56 MHz was propesed by the USA, the UK, Canada and Australia in the International Radio Conference in Atlantic city 1947. The reasons for allocating ISM bands were that:
"The apparatus for which frequencies are proposed, permits the...
Pretty simple question, why 13.56 MHz was on the first place declared as a ISM band? I know some other bands such as 2.4 GHz were designated as of unlicensed operation due to the abundance of commercial equipment using them (such as microwaves as 2.4 GHz is one of the absorption bands of the...
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