[company_age]19.0[/company_age][employees]11-50 employees[/employees][funding]Series C[/funding][description]Lime Microsystems is a leading innovator in software-defined radio (SDR) technology, specializing in field-programmable RF (FPRF) transceivers for next-generation wireless communication systems. The company's unique approach leverages open-source hardware platforms and readily available semiconductors to provide unparalleled configurability and flexibility for wireless network equipment. Lime's transceivers support a wide range of frequency bands and international standards, including 2G, 3G, 4G, and IoT (LoRa), enabling the creation of versatile and adaptable wireless solutions.\n\nLime's mission is to democratize wireless innovation and revolutionize the way radio access networks are built. The company's open-source approach fosters collaboration and transparency, empowering developers and engineers to create innovative wireless applications. Lime's technology has been adopted by organizations worldwide for diverse applications, including consumer communications equipment, military and emergency services, disaster relief networks, and M2M technology.\n\nLime's key differentiators include:\n\n* **Unprecedented Configurability:** Lime's FPRF transceivers offer unmatched levels of configurability, allowing system designers to create wireless equipment for any mobile or wireless communication standard.\n* **Open-Source Hardware:** Lime's commitment to open-source hardware promotes transparency and collaboration, fostering a vibrant developer community.\n* **Cost-Effectiveness:** Lime's solutions leverage readily available semiconductors and open-source platforms, reducing hardware costs and enabling cost-effective deployment.\n* **Global Reach:** Lime's transceivers support a wide range of international standards, making them suitable for global deployment.\n\nLime Microsystems is a pioneer in the field of SDR technology, shaping the future of wireless communications with its innovative and adaptable solutions.[/description][ps]Software-defined radio (SDR) systems, field-programmable RF (FPRF) transceivers, wireless communication networking equipment[/ps]