Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] Who actually *does* use GNU Radio?

[Martin Braun]

Hi all,

I certainly didn't expect such an avalanche of replies, but it's cool to
read that there's a lot of people who don't just use the USRPs, but also
make use of the signal processing features of GNU Radio. I guess I was
distracted by the huge number of posts regarding hardware vs. the
smaller number of posts regarding GNU Radio features.

Here at CEL we have a couple of GNU Radio projects going on, not all of
which are reported here, so I should have known which replies to
get. I think the conference is a great idea, by the way, it would
certainly be a good thing for this community.

Greetings to all fellow GR hackers,
MB


On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 02:43:57PM -0500, Marcus D. Leech wrote:
> On 01/21/2011 02:26 PM, Ben Hilburn wrote:
> >I'm a graduate student at Virginia Tech, and I assure you that GNU
> >Radio is used _heavily_ in our labs.  As I write this, there are
> >probably 3-4 groups in my vicinity hacking on GNU Radio projects.
> >
> >People posting projects on CGRAN or posting to the listserve is
> >probably not an accurate reflection of the amount of work going into
> >GNU Radio, or being done around GNU Radio, at any particular time.
> >
> >Cheers,
> >Ben
> This is an excellent point.
> 
> In the commercial space, people working on Gnu Radio related
> projects are unlikely to want to talk
>   about those projects publically--at least until the product
> brochures are ready :-)
> 
> Similarly for certain government uses of Gnu Radio.
> 
> Hopefully, with the advent of the Gnu Radio conference that Tom
> talked about, some of the projects
>   that have been cooking over the last several years will get some
> exposure.  If I can attend that
>   conference, I certainly will, and I'll attempt to get a
> presentation or two together.

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