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| - | ==== About Us ==== | + | ===== About Us ===== |
| - | Red Wire Technologies (RWT), a small woman-owned business located in Knoxville, Tennessee, specializes in producing high-performance embedded SDR solutions. We are a complete custom engineering company, specializing in software defined radio, wireless communications, | + | Red Wire Technologies (RWT), a small, woman-owned business located in Knoxville, Tennessee, specializes in producing high-performance embedded SDR solutions. We are a complete custom engineering company, specializing in software defined radio, wireless communications, |
| RWT is proficient at working with customers to meet specific needs by modifying our current products, performing custom software development, | RWT is proficient at working with customers to meet specific needs by modifying our current products, performing custom software development, | ||
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| This Wiki contains user documentation and more detailed information about the products designed and sold. | This Wiki contains user documentation and more detailed information about the products designed and sold. | ||
| - | RWT currently has one commercially available | + | RWT currently has two commercially available |
| ==== Our Approach to Software Defined Radio ==== | ==== Our Approach to Software Defined Radio ==== | ||
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| - **Open Source** – No user wants to be locked into a proprietary software architecture. An embedded SDR should be Linux based and be able to support GNU Radio for open development and code reuse. | - **Open Source** – No user wants to be locked into a proprietary software architecture. An embedded SDR should be Linux based and be able to support GNU Radio for open development and code reuse. | ||
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