Meta Open-Sources Muse Gadget Code, Offers 5,000 Home Link Devices
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Updated · The Verge · Oct 2
Meta Open-Sources Muse Gadget Code, Offers 5,000 Home Link Devices
3 articles · Updated · The Verge · Oct 2
Summary
Meta released open-source code and SDKs for users to build DIY Muse gadgets, letting its new AI agent run on custom hardware such as displays and Raspberry Pi setups.
ESP32 boards, small touchscreens, HDMI sticks and color E Ink displays are among the suggested builds, with Meta saying Muse can connect to buttons, sensors and actuators.
Meta also unveiled Muse Home Link, a prebuilt gadget that uses community-made skills to control lights, TVs, printers and other connected devices depending on a user's setup.
Nat Friedman said Meta made 5,000 Home Link units; waitlist sign-ups are open now, with shipping planned sometime this month.
The move extends Muse beyond Meta-made products and into hobbyist hardware, though the company warns builders to proceed at their own risk.