The process involves migrating embedded operating systems from a Microsoft-based platform to a Google-backed one. An example of this would be taking a legacy industrial device running an outdated mobile operating system and updating it to a more modern and supportable environment.
This transition is frequently motivated by a need for enhanced security, a wider range of application compatibility, and continued software support. Historically, embedded systems based on older platforms eventually face obsolescence, leading to vulnerabilities and limited functionality. Modernizing these systems ensures ongoing operational efficiency and security.