Meta Launches Open Source Project to Let Developers Build Hardware Connected to Muse
Meta has launched an open-source initiative called Muse Gadgets, allowing developers and hobbyists to create hardware that connects with its AI agent, Muse. The project includes firmware, a Linux SDK, and ideas for projects like e-ink displays or HDMI-connected devices. Users can utilize low-cost platforms such as Raspberry Pi or ESP32 boards. Meta has already developed an example device called the Muse Home Link, which allows Muse to interact with smart home devices over USB-C power. The company is giving away 5,000 of these free gadgets to Muse subscribers while supplies last. This initiative aligns with Meta's broader strategy to expand Muse beyond a chatbot into various use cases and audiences. In addition to consumer-focused efforts like the Home Link, Meta has introduced tools for small businesses such as Muse for Small Business and is launching an enterprise platform aimed at corporate customers.
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