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Researchers Ben Pearman and Anand Kumar have put a LimeSDR Mini 2.0 to use in a very unexpected way: seeing through walls, with the help of an artificial intelligence (AI) model. “We humans inhabit a world of sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch. We cannot directly perceive the electromagnetic fields…

Numerous hardware updates, CSRAN1 build, easier configuration and a technology primer. Recent work has been focused on getting the goal of having a complete reference hardware design, featuring an...

The LimeSDR family is set to get a new, more flexible gateware for its on-board field-programmable gate array (FPGA) chips \- in a complete rewrite which will unify all the various models together.

Lime Microsystems has announced the relaunch of the LimeSDR USB Type-A, the full-size two-full-duplex-channel alternative to the popular LimeSDR Mini and LimeSDR Mini 2.

Software developer Stephen D. has turned a LimeSDR USB into a device for flooding the airwaves with Taylor Swift songs, covering the whole FM band at once: the Taylorator.

LimeSDR users can now enjoy the first officially-tagged release of Lime Suite NG, the next-generation software stack \- delivering a range of improvements over the legacy Lime Suite bundle.

Today marks the first tagged release of Lime Suite NG, the next generation driver stack, plus collection of plug-ins and utilities for the LimeSDR family of software-defined radios.

Lime Microsystems has announced a new revision of the LimeNET Micro 2.0 which adds compatibility with the newly-launched Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 \- delivering at least twice the performance and...

New cellular software stack and base station design. A new cellular software stack configuration has been published, which is much more feature rich and provides support for VoLTE and SMS, along...

Lime Microsystems has announced a new entry in the LimeSDR XTRX family, a front-end adapter which combines a 2×2 multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) radio-frequency front end (RFE) with a full-size...