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Presentations available from the first day of the event include a look at the addition of support for Lime Microsystems' popular open LimeSDR devices, via the open source Lime Suite software, to the OsmoTRX project.

Lime Microsystems named as a provider of end-to-end technology for the CrowdCell Project effort to produce an open source cellular relay platform using general purpose processors (GPP) and software defined radio (SDR) technologies.

The company looks at real-world examples where the ability to connect Internet of Things sensor networks over high-bandwidth low-latency 5G connectivity to general purpose processing platforms running artificial intelligence algorithms is already making measurable improvements in yield, health, and safety.

Lime provides 16x low cost self-contained weatherproof base stations for the bi-annual 3 day festival for makers, artists, scientists and engineers.

We've taken delivery of 100 LimeSDR Mini aluminium cases.

An update on the shipping for outstanding items available through the LimeSDR Mini Crowd Supply Store.

LimeSDR Mini production is proceeding apace.

ESA will actually become an official backer of the LimeSDR Project - which is available through Crowd Supply - and Lime will make 200 LimeSDR Mini units for developers wanting to create applications in the field of satellite communications.

QRadioLink software, which is described as “a Linux SDR transceiver application with VOIP support built on top of GNU Radio, made for hobbyists, tinkerers, and radio enthusiasts.

ScratchRadio now has complete transmit and receive examples!