RED Radio

RED Radio is a community-driven, open-source initiative focused on developing and promoting radio communication tools and protocols using the RED programming language. It aims to provide a modern and efficient alternative to existing radio communication systems, emphasizing ease of use, security, and flexibility.

RED Radio encompasses several related projects, including but not limited to:

• Radio Stack Development: Creating the core software components needed for encoding, transmitting, and decoding radio signals using the RED language. This includes modules for modulation, demodulation, error correction, and network protocols specific to radio communication.

• Hardware Integration: Designing and supporting interfaces for common software-defined radios (SDRs) and other radio hardware platforms, allowing developers to easily integrate their RED Radio applications with existing radio equipment.

• Protocol Design and Implementation: Developing new and improved radio communication protocols tailored for various use cases, such as emergency communication, amateur radio, and IoT applications. These protocols may incorporate advanced features like encryption, authentication, and adaptive modulation.

• Educational Resources: Providing documentation, tutorials, and example code to help users learn about radio communication principles and how to build RED Radio applications.

The RED Radio project seeks to leverage the unique features of the RED programming language, such as its cross-platform compatibility, its emphasis on data types and protocols, and its ability to create small, self-contained executables, to create a robust and accessible platform for radio communication development. Contributions to the project are typically welcomed from individuals and organizations interested in advancing the state of radio communication technology.