Saw this on The Verge: Meta has open-sourced the Muse gadget SDK—ESP32 and Raspberry Pi users can solder up their own, connect a screen, buttons, and sensors, and mount the Muse agent on top.
Official examples: use a color e-ink display as a reminder panel, an HDMI stick to cast to a big screen, or build a DIY version of the Muse Charm. They’re also giving away their own Muse Home Link (USB-C). Meta says they’ve made 5,000 units, and those on the waitlist will start shipping this month. With community skills, you can control home devices like lights, TVs, and printers.
Open the hardware interface, and send free beginner parts at the same time—so you can get Muse to climb out of the chat box and into your desktop and living room.
#Meta #Muse #AI
Official examples: use a color e-ink display as a reminder panel, an HDMI stick to cast to a big screen, or build a DIY version of the Muse Charm. They’re also giving away their own Muse Home Link (USB-C). Meta says they’ve made 5,000 units, and those on the waitlist will start shipping this month. With community skills, you can control home devices like lights, TVs, and printers.
Open the hardware interface, and send free beginner parts at the same time—so you can get Muse to climb out of the chat box and into your desktop and living room.
#Meta #Muse #AI
