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Meta opens up its Muse AI device with new developer tools

The company released open-source firmware and a Linux SDK so hobbyists can bring Muse to devices like the Raspberry Pi 5.

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Meta has announced Muse Gadgets, a set of developer tools that let people connect its Muse AI device to other hardware. The release includes open-source firmware for ESP32 microchips and a Linux software development kit, enabling makers to integrate Muse with devices such as the Raspberry Pi 5.

As part of the announcement, Meta also unveiled its own smart home accessory, the Muse Home Link, though details about Muse itself remain limited. Muse has been described as a small, tamagotchi-like AI companion device, and this latest move signals Meta's push to expand its ecosystem of compatible hardware.

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