The Vivo Developers Conference (VDC) took place in Shenzhen, centering around the theme 'Together in Unity'. Throughout the conference, Vivo presented its in-house developed BlueOS 3 and highlighted its accomplishments in ecological collaboration and other domains. BlueOS 3 is set to debut on the forthcoming Vivo WATCH GT2, offering users an entirely novel experience. This new operating system is characterized by its distinctive system architecture, markedly improved functionality, and compatibility with a diverse range of third-party applications.

The BlueOS system places a strong emphasis on forward-thinking planning and technological innovation, with ongoing research and development endeavors in critical areas like camera technology and multimedia. Its Smooth Engine, conceived from a full-stack technical standpoint, delivers a comprehensive upgrade in terms of smoothness. The entire BlueOS software stack is coded in Rust, and it incorporates a thorough security assurance framework along with risk assessment protocols.

Vivo has announced its intention to make the BlueOS kernel open-source in July 2025 and to jointly organize an innovation contest. Within the smartwatch industry, BlueOS 3 is dedicated to constructing a smart service ecosystem and refining aspects such as power efficiency. Looking to the future, Vivo is poised to work hand-in-hand with developers to continually enhance the more accessible and open BlueOS system.