Vivo's self-developed Blue River operating system BlueOS released: supports large models, Rust language writing framework

At the 2023 vivo Developer Conference, vivo announced the official launch of their independently developed Blue River operating system BlueOS

vivo since Yanlanhe Operating System is claimed to be a future-oriented self-developed smart operating system that supports large models and multi-modal interactions. It is also claimed to be the world's first operating system that uses the Rust language to write the system framework.

## With the support of large model capabilities, Blue River Operating System has expanded Input capability, supports the recognition of sounds, pictures, text, videos, gestures, sign language, brain waves, etc. . At the same time, it supports a new paradigm of application development, which can help you automatically write code, generate exclusive desktops, wallpapers, themes, etc.

The system supports various configurations, including devices with 200MHz CPU and 32MB memory

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This site learned from the press conference that Blue River operating system supports the BlueXlink connection protocol, adopts a distributed design concept, and is compatible with The industry standard protocol allows data to be freely and securely transferred and accessed between multiple devices, and can serve a variety of scenarios such as smart home, smart travel, and smart office.

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