Meta opens Muse to custom hardware
Meta said Muse Gadgets lets developers connect Muse to displays, speakers, sensors, actuators and Raspberry Pis, and it built Muse Home Link to connect compatible devices on a home network via local APIs.
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Meta opens Muse to custom hardware with new gadget support
Meta said Muse Gadgets will support open-source ESP32 firmware and a Linux SDK for connecting to displays, speakers, sensors, actuators and Raspberry Pis. It also introduced Muse Home Link, a USB-C device for home-network connectivity, with 5,000 units manufactured and shipping expected in October.
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