Meta encourages developers to build custom Muse gadgets with new open source tools
Meta has launched an open source project called Muse Gadgets to let third parties create hardware for its AI agent, while the company also released its own smart home device.
New open source platform launches
The company is providing open source firmware and a Linux SDK to enable people to bring the agent to various hardware. Developers can now use these tools to create dedicated E Ink displays, HDMI dongles for TVs, or small touchscreen accessories. A dedicated Discord community has been started to support this new project.
Company releases its own device
Meta kicked things off with a smart home gadget called the Muse Home Link that is powered by a USB-C connection. This little device allows the AI agent to connect to a home network and talk to smart home devices like TVs and speakers. The company manufactured an initial batch of 5000 Home Links for distribution.
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