• Florian Schulze's lwIP page
• Leon Woestenberg's lwIP page
• Compendium Technologies port of lwIP to the Rabbit 2000/3000

• Paul Sheer's open source operating system PaulOS uses lwIP as its TCP/IP protocol stack.
  
• OpenFuel of South Africa are using lwIP in their Seth serial-to-Ethernet device. See the picture to the right.
  
• UK based Tangent Devices Ltd are incorporating lwIP in their film and video post-production equipment.
  
• Axon Digital Design BV in The Netherlands is merging lwIP with their current IP stack for use in the Synapse modular broadcasting system.

• The ARENA Project - Hockey players equipped with pulse and breathing sensors running lwIP.
  
• The Embedded Internet Systems 2001 Student Project - Flow meter and belt tension sensors running lwIP.
  
• KOS - The KOS operating system for Sega Dreamcast uses lwIP.
  

• uIP - My own very small free TCP/IP implementation, suitable for systems with hundreds of bytes free RAM and a few kilobytes of free code space.
  
• Picnic - A hardware design with a PIC and an Ethernet chip that includes software for running a web server.
  
• CMX Micronet - A commercial small TCP/IP implementation for 8-bit systems.
  
• InterNiche NicheStack - A commercial TCP/IP stack for embedded systems.
  
• LiveDevices Embedinet - A small commercial TCP/IP stack for PIC and H8S.
  
• Kadak KwikNet - A commercial TCP/IP stack for embedded systems.
  
• uC/IP - uC/IP is a BSD-based TCP/IP protocol stack for microcontrollers.
  
• TinyTCP - A very slim TCP, IP, and FTP implementation.
  
• WWWpic2 - Small HTTP/TCP/IP implementation for a PIC.
  
• PIC Web Server - Small HTTP/TCP/IP/SLIP PIC implementation.
  
• Liquorice - Liquorice includes a TCP/IP stack.
  
• CPC/IP - A TCP/IP stack for Amstrad CPCs.
  
• LUnix - LUnix contains a small TCP/IP stack.
  
• JOS - JOS includes a TCP/IP implementation.
  

• webACE - World's Smallest Web Server.
  
• iPIC - A Match Head Sized Web Server.
  

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