Xiaomi HyperOS: advancement in Device Ecosystems

As we are testing the Redmi Note 13, we got curious with the announcement of the incoming major changes it will have, the HyperOS. Set to replace the aging MIUI, the HyperOS signifies a shift towards an interconnected device ecosystem.

Based on Android and the Xiaomi Vela IoT platform, HyperOS is poised to transcend the boundaries of traditional operating systems. The OS will offer seamless integration across a multitude of devices similar to Huawei’s Harmony OS.

Designed to adapt to the dynamic tech environment, where a singular-purpose computer is becoming obsolete, HyperOS thrives on fostering an organic environment of IoT devices.

What to Expect:

Support Across Multiple Platforms:

HyperOS caters to a diverse range of devices, including smartphones, smart cars, and various AIoT (AI of Things) devices.

Seamless Communication between Platforms:

Facilitating native communication between devices, it ensures a fluid and interconnected user experience.

Simplified Development Process:

With a cross-platform translator, developers can write a single set of codes, applicable across different devices, streamlining the development process.

Enhanced Security Measures:

Adhering to TEE (Trusted Execution Environment) OS-level security, ensuring a robust defense against potential threats.

Efficient Resource Optimization:

Developed with an understanding of potential usage on devices with limited resources, it is optimized performance for efficient resource utilization.

Ecosystem Growth:

HyperOS fosters an environment of growth by making its core components open source, encouraging developers to contribute to and expand the ecosystem.

Pipeline of HyperOS Release

Xiaomi has released few official timelines about the date of HyperOS release, which is different for few countries.