The B-right/V R2 Operating System

B-right/V is a commercial implementation of the BTRON-3 operating system, a compact real-time OS originally conceived by Japan’s TRON Project in the mid-1980s. The system bundles word processing, graphics editing, a spreadsheet, a scripting language, an e-mailer, and a card database, enabling powerful functionality on low-resource hardware. Its source code is portable across PDAs and IBM-PC/AT compatibles, allowing cost-effective deployment in networked environments.