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Meta open-sources Muse AI gadget SDK for DIY hardware integration

·2026.10.03 06:08

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Meta has open-sourced code allowing users to build their own Muse AI gadgets using hardware like ESP32 and Raspberry Pi, while also distributing 5,000 pre-built 'Muse Home Link' devices.

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Meta has open-sourced a toolkit, the Muse Gadget SDK, enabling developers to connect the Muse AI agent to custom hardware. The SDK supports integration with devices such as ESP32 boards and Raspberry Pi, allowing connections to displays, buttons, sensors, and actuators. Suggested projects include loading Muse on color E Ink displays for reminders, using HDMI sticks for big-screen display, or creating DIY touchscreen devices similar to the Muse Charm. Meta cautions users to "Proceed at your own risk." Additionally, Meta is distributing 5,000 units of a pre-built gadget called the Muse Home Link. According to Nat Friedman of Meta Superintelligence Labs, these devices use community-built skills to control home items like lights and TVs. A waitlist for the Muse Home Link is currently open, with shipping expected later this month.

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