Meta has released the open-source project Muse Gadgets, allowing developers to build hardware that connects to its AI agent, Muse.
Meta launched the Muse Gadgets open-source project on Friday (October 2), aiming to enable developers to build hardware that connects to its personal AI agent, Muse. The company provided open-source firmware and a Linux software development kit (SDK), and shared project ideas for integrating Muse into devices such as TV HDMI ports or color e-ink displays. Meta also built 5,000 Muse Home Link devices, which allow Muse to connect to home networks and communicate with smart devices, and these are being given away for free to Muse subscribers.
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