Meta opens firmware and an SDK so anyone can build gadgets for Muse
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Meta announced Muse Gadgets on October 2. Muse is Meta's personal assistant agent, and Muse Gadgets is open-source ESP32 firmware and a Linux SDK that lets anyone build hardware that works with it. An ESP32 board can add a screen, microphone, speaker or sensors, and a Linux device such as a Raspberry Pi can run commands or connect to Home Assistant. You get an API token at gadgets.muse.ai and point a coding agent at the GitHub repo to start.
Meta also built its own gadget, Muse Home Link. It is a USB-C-powered device that joins your home Wi-Fi so Muse can control TVs, speakers and anything else that exposes HTTPS. Meta made 5,000 units and is giving them free to Muse subscribers while supplies last, with shipping to begin within weeks. Alexandr Wang's announcement post drew 3,900 likes.