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Meta has introduced Muse Gadgets, an open-source platform that allows developers and hobbyists to build custom hardware that ...

Meta has announced "Muse Gadgets," an open-source project that allows you to build custom hardware that connects to the personal AI agent "Muse." Firmware and a Linux SDK are provided, making it easy ...

Meta has introduced Muse Gadgets, an open source project that lets developers build their own hardware connected to Muse, its personal AI agent that books ...

Meta is opening up Muse AI to developers, allowing them to build their own gadgets using devices such as Raspberry Pi and ESP32 boards.

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Meta has open-sourced the tools needed to build Muse-powered gadgets using ESP32 and Raspberry Pi hardware, while its own Home Link brings the AI agent into the smart home.