Meta Just Opened Muse Up to DIY Hardware

Developers can now put the Muse agent onto Raspberry Pi, ESP32 boards, displays, buttons and other homemade devices.

Meta has released open-source code intended to let developers build their own Muse-powered hardware, according to The Verge. The suggested experiments range from E Ink reminder displays to HDMI sticks and small touchscreen devices. The company is also offering a limited Muse Home Link device designed to connect the agent with community-built skills for tasks such as controlling lights, televisions and printers. The significant part is not another AI gadget by itself. It is the attempt to turn an agent into a hardware layer that other people can physically remix, moving the interface away from a single company-designed device and onto the workbench.