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The combination of the LimeSDR Mini low-cost software defined radio platform and satcom software distributed on a dedicated app store designed to accelerate development while bringing down the barriers to entry.

"Applications include amateur radio, cellular networks, and much more," explains Lime Micro's Andrew Back of the project. "LimeRFE takes low-cost, high-performance, incredibly flexible software-defined radio to the next level. We can’t wait to see what the community builds with the combination of LimeSDR/LimeNET Micro and LimeRFE."

"We're pleased to work with Lime Microsystems to extend the benefits of mimik's proven technology to support next generation wireless broadband solutions," says Siavash Alamouti, chief executive of edge cloud specialist mimik technology and its entry into the growing LimeNET ecosystem.

Low-cost free and open source design, based on the LMS7002M and the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3, combines powerful software defined radio (SDR) capabilities with general purpose processing (GPP) for everything from cellular network deployment to amateur radio projects.

App-Enabled Wireless from IoT to 5G, 21st September 2018 — La Nave, Madrid, Spain.

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.

Kit ideal for education use and by beginners, priced sub-$250.

PocketEPC complete mobile core available as a Snap via the LimeNet Ubuntu App Store.

Rob Ashwell receives the prestigious More Than Moore Trophy at the 2017 TechWork awards.

The Rakon oscillator − along with the Lime LMS7002 and Altera's FPGA − is one of the three key components in the LimeSDR platform.