The document discusses Fuchsia OS, a hybrid real-time operating system designed for both personal computers and low-power Internet of Things devices, highlighting its open-source development and architecture based on a microkernel. It addresses Fuchsia's purpose to improve upon Android's limitations and support modern programming languages, aiming for seamless compatibility and rapid software development. The document also explores Fuchsia's potential to unify operating systems and its implications for the software development market.

1. Fuchsia OS
A Threat to Android
ISLAM, PAHLWAN RABIUL
20-91680
BY
TARANJEET SINGH
RISHABH BHARDWAJ

2. Contents
Purpose
• Architecture
• Development
Current Status
• Scope
• Threats
Observation
• Scale
• Market

3. Introduction
 Hybrid Real-time Operating System
 Operating system for Internet of Things devices
 Open-source development on GitHub
 Runs on 64-bit Intel & ARM processors

4. Purpose of Development
 Support all
 Personal Computers
 Low Power Devices
 Overcome compatibility issues of Android
 Frequent update
 Flawless software development

5. Architecture of Fuchsia
 Zircon microkernel
 Segmented model
 Designed for smaller electronic devices

6. Language Support
 Modern programming language support
 Swift
 C++
 Go
 Rust
 Python
 Developer attraction

7. Software Development
 Flutter by Google
 Dart programming language
 Quick Prototyping
 Rich API
 Hot Reload for Fast Development
 Widgets for Expressive UI
 Native Performance

8. Current Status
 Escher graphics rendering engine
 Web interface demo
 Honor Play demonstration

9. Scope
 Internet of Things (IoT) devices
 Flutter Software Development Kit (SDK)

10. Threat to Android
 Limitations of Android
 Architecture incompatibility with smaller devices
 Unifying OS

11. Effect on Windows
 Microsoft on smaller devices
 Windows 10 IoT
 Universal Windows Platform
 Continuum
 Failure of Windows Mobile

12. Observation
 Scale range
 Watches
 Mini Cameras
 Laptops
 Computes
 Software Development market
 Dart
 Billion Dollar Mistake
 Modern languages

13. Conclusion
 Running on Everything
 Doing it The Google Way