Meta open-sources Muse Gadgets and pushes a home connection device
What happened
On October 3, Hacker News' front page covered Meta open-sourcing Muse Gadgets, with an ESP32 Device SDK and a Linux Device SDK that let people connect to Muse using off-the-shelf ESP32 boards or a Raspberry Pi, wiring up screens, buttons, sensors and actuators. Later the same day, The Verge reported example DIY devices running the Muse AI agent, including a color E Ink reminder screen, an HDMI display stick and a small touchscreen device; Meta tells users they take on the risk themselves. Meta will also give away Muse Home Link free, controlling lights, TVs and printers through community skills. It has built 5,000 units, opened a waitlist and plans to ship this month.
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- The Verge · AIMeta open sources code to let you make Muse AI gadgets
Meta 开源代码，让用户能用 ESP32 开发板或 Raspberry Pi 与 SDK 自制搭载 Muse AI 智能体的设备。示例包括彩色 E Ink 提醒屏、HDMI 显示棒和小型触屏设备，公司提醒用户自行承担风险。Meta 还将免费发放 Muse Home Link，通过社区技能控制灯、电视和打印机等设备；已制造 5,000 台，现可加入候补名单，计划本月发货。
- Hacker News front pageMuse Gadgets
Meta 开源 Muse Gadgets，提供 ESP32 Device SDK 和 Linux Device SDK，让开发者用现成 ESP32 板或 Raspberry Pi 接入 Muse，连接屏幕、按钮、传感器和执行器。
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