 SoundDroid, an in–house project of Lucasfilm Ltd.’s Sprocket Systems that was later spun off as part of The Droid Works, was a hard disk–based, non–linear, second generation digital audio workstation that leveraged the research done on the ASP.Though the SoundDroid project was never commercialized and The Droid Works was later sold to Avid, the audio development team went on to first create the NoNOISE restoration system in 1987, hosted on a Motorola–powered SUN 1, the first true, general purpose computer “workstation,” which had been developed in cooperation with Lucasfilm.The SUN ran UNIX, developed by Bell Labs and refined at UC Berkeley.