Meta Open-Sources Muse Gadgets SDK: ESP32 and Raspberry Pi Kits Link Muse to Real Devices
xiaohu · x · 2026-10-04
- Meta open-sourced the Muse Gadgets device SDK and firmware (Apache 2.0), supporting ESP32 microcontrollers and Linux devices like Raspberry Pi, so Muse can drive screens, buttons, audio input, and local device control.
- The ecosystem has three parts: the open-source SDK/firmware; the official Home Link gateway (35×42×10mm, ESP32-C5, 8MB PSRAM + 8MB Flash, Wi-Fi 6 + BLE, US-subscriber-only, no custom firmware); and a Markdown-based Community Skills library teaching Muse to control Philips Hue bulbs, Sonos speakers, Apple TV, and more.
- Mechanism: a local hardware node on the LAN lets cloud-based Muse reach local device control interfaces or the gadget's own screen and buttons; understanding and generation stay in the cloud.
- Aimed at hands-on developers: flashing firmware, adding sensors, custom UIs are all fair game, but you handle build/wiring/debugging — and custom firmware may brick boards or void warranties.
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