Vivo self-developed Blue River operating system BlueOS release: support for large models, Rust language writing framework

Thank CTOnews.com netizens Lunliu for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com Nov 1, vivo launched its own Blue River operating system BlueOS at today's 2023 vivo developer conference.

Vivo self-developed Blue River operating system is known as a future-oriented intelligent operating system that supports large models and multimodal interaction. It is also claimed to be the first operating system in the world to write a system framework in Rust language.

With the blessing of the large model ability, the Blue River operating system expands the input ability to support voice, picture, text, video, gesture, sign language, brainwave recognition and so on. At the same time, support for new application development paradigm, can help you automatically write code, generate your own desktop, wallpaper, themes, and so on.

The system supports all kinds of configurations, including 200MHz CPU and 32MB memory devices.

CTOnews.com learned from the press conference that the Blue River operating system supports the BlueXlink connection protocol, adopts the distributed design concept, and is compatible with industry-standard protocols, so that data can be freely and securely transferred and accessed among multiple devices, serving a variety of scenarios such as smart home, smart travel and smart office.