Meta has released open-source software that lets developers connect its Muse AI agent to DIY hardware, from Raspberry Pi computers to displays, speakers and sensors. The move gives makers a way to put Muse into physical devices without wait
Meta’s Alexandr Wang says a batch of 5,000 Muse Home links should be ready to ship in a few weeks, with the links free to Muse subscribers while supplies last. He shared the offer on X and directed readers to a page for more information....
Meta’s Muse is branching into connected gadgets: Alexandr Wang announced Muse Gadgets, an open-source ESP32 firmware and Linux SDK for building hardware that works with the assistant. Meta is also announcing its own Muse Home Link, designed
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