Meta Reportedly open-source Muse hardware SDK, supporting ESP32 and Linux device connectivity
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Meta Claims to have open-sourced Muse hardware development components and launched Muse Home Link。
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Meta Open Muse hardware SDK：ESP32, and Raspberry Pi can connect
Beating AI flash updates,Meta released Muse Gadgets, open-sourcing the Muse connection ESP32 firmware and Linux SDK source code. Developers can use off-the-shelf ESP32 development boards, Raspberry Pi, or Linux devices to build their own Muse hardware. Screens, microphones, speakers, buttons, and sensors can all be connected, and the code uses the Apache 2.0 protocol.Meta also launched Muse Home Link. This USB-C small device connects Muse to the home LAN, then uses community-developed skills to control devices such as lights, TVs, speakers, and printers. Integrations currently include Philips Hue, Sonos, Apple TV, Google Nest, and Samsung TV and others.Meta produced an initial batch of 5000 units; US Muse subscribers can claim one for free, and October shipping has begun.
Previously,Meta had announced its own Muse Charm, but it had not officially launched. Developers now do not need to wait for official hardware and can build screens, desktop devices, and smart-home interfaces for Muse.
Original link https://m.theblockbeats.info/flash/370121
Key points
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The evidence claims that Meta released Muse Gadgets, open-sourcing the Muse used to connect ESP32 firmware and Linux SDK。
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The evidence claims that developers can use ESP32 development boards, Raspberry Pi, or Linux devices to build their own Muse hardware.
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The evidence claims that screens, microphones, speakers, buttons, and sensors can all be connected, and that the code uses the Apache 2.0 protocol.
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The evidence claims that Meta launched Muse Home Link, which can connect Muse through the home LAN and control various devices through community-developed skills.
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The evidence claims that Muse Home Link initially produced 5000 units, and US Muse subscribers can claim one for free, with October shipping beginning.
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The evidence claims that Meta previously announced Muse Charm, but it has not officially launched.
AI-assisted interpretation
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
This flash update describes Muse-related hardware development components and a home LAN connectivity device. According to the report, developers can use off-the-shelf hardware to build Muse devices and can also use Muse Home Link to connect certain smart-home devices.
Why it matters to readers
If the report is accurate, developers can use more hardware form factors to connect Muse，Muse and can also connect devices such as lights, TVs, speakers, and printers.
Beginners may focus on ESP32 development boards, Raspberry Pi, Linux devices, and connectable hardware such as screens, microphones, and sensors.
Risks and unknowns
The report does not provide Meta an official announcement or code repository, and information about Muse Gadgets and Muse Home Link remains subject to independent verification.
The evidence does not clearly state Muse Home Link's actual shipping status, pricing, or the availability scope of its smart-home integrations.
The evidence does not state Muse Charm's official launch date or hardware specifications.
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