Meta announces Muse Gadgets, providing an open source ESP32 microchip firmware and a Linux SDK to let users bring Muse to their hardware, like Raspberry Pi 5 (Karissa Bell/Engadget)
Meta is opening a path for Muse to run through homemade hardware and smart-home bridges.
Muse Gadgets includes open source ESP32 firmware and a Linux SDK for devices such as Raspberry Pi 5. Meta also built Muse Home Link, a USB-C device meant to let Muse connect to home-network gear like TVs and speakers. Company posts cited a 5,000-unit batch of Home Link devices, free for Muse subscribers while supplies last. Techmeme's note
Muse Gadgets includes open source ESP32 firmware and a Linux SDK for devices such as Raspberry Pi 5. Meta also built Muse Home Link, a USB-C device meant to let Muse connect to home-network gear like TVs and speakers. Company posts cited a 5,000-unit batch of Home Link devices, free for Muse subscribers while supplies last. Techmeme's note
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