Muse Gadgets project is licensed under Apache 2.0 and includes Muse Home Link for connecting a home network
The Muse Gadgets project is licensed under Apache 2.0. Meta also introduced Muse Home Link, a device for controlling home devices through the Muse agent. According to the company, 5 000 units were made, which it will offer to Muse subscribers for free while supplies last.
The Muse Gadgets project is licensed under Apache 2.0, and Meta introduced its own USB-C-powered Muse Home Link device. According to the company, it will connect the Muse agent to a home network and allow control of televisions, speakers and other devices with an HTTPS interface. The company says it manufactured 5 000 units, which it will offer to Muse subscribers for free while supplies last. Sources describe the delivery timeline differently: TechCrunch and The Decoder report a few weeks, while The Verge reports October and the option to join a waiting list.
The Muse Gadgets project is based on published firmware for ESP32 boards and a Linux SDK, which allow users to connect their own devices to the personal AI agent Muse. Raspberry Pi is also supported. Meta suggests, for example, displaying reminders on an E Ink display or using a device connected to the HDMI port of a television. Developers can connect displays, buttons, sensors and actuators; project support is provided through a community channel on Discord.
Why it matters
Developers and home makers can connect the Muse agent to their own displays and controls. Muse Home Link is intended to offer a ready-made connection to a home network, but control capabilities depend on the interfaces of the connected devices and the specific setup.
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The project code is licensed under Apache 2.0.; Meta created the USB-C device Muse Home Link to control devices with an HTTPS interface on a home network.; According to Meta, 5 000 Muse Home Link units were manufactured.; Muse Home Link deliveries are expected to begin within a few weeks.; Muse Home Link will be free for Muse subscribers while supplies last.
- The project code is licensed under Apache 2.0.
- Meta created the USB-C device Muse Home Link to control devices with an HTTPS interface on a home network.
- According to Meta, 5 000 Muse Home Link units were manufactured.
- Muse Home Link deliveries are expected to begin within a few weeks.
- Muse Home Link will be free for Muse subscribers while supplies last.
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The project is called Muse Gadgets.; The project includes a Linux SDK.; Suggested projects include a device connected to the HDMI port of a television.; Meta set up a support channel on Discord.
- The project is called Muse Gadgets.
- The project includes a Linux SDK.
- Suggested projects include a device connected to the HDMI port of a television.
- Meta set up a support channel on Discord.
Relevant practical impact
What this means
For individuals
You can use the published Muse Gadgets project code for your own reminder display or to control home devices. Muse subscribers also have the option to get a Muse Home Link device for free, if it is available.
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