Build a pocket Muse agent on an ESP32 for about $30

Step-by-step repo behind JJ Englert's demo: a touchscreen gadget with push-to-talk, spoken answers and an animated face, built on the Muse Gadget SDK for non-coders.

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Preview of Build a pocket Muse agent on an ESP32 for about $30

Launch: Meta Muse
Use case: Hardware
Format: Repo
Source: github.com

JJ Englert

Leading AI developer and Trainer. Leading workshops for orgs like Anthropic, Lovable and others. Mod for #1 AI Community

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facebookincubator

@facebookincubator · Oct 2

Official Apache-2.0 SDK with ESP32 firmware and a Linux client for pairing your own hardware with Muse.

Alexandr Wang

@alexandr_wang · Oct 2

Wang announces Muse Gadgets with an ESP32 firmware and Linux SDK in a very widely shared launch post.

hyj-STAR

@hyj-STAR · Oct 3

Experimental bridge that pairs an ESP32 voice shell with Muse and runs real text round trips from Linux, with honest compatibility notes from actual walkthroughs.

JJ Englert

@JJEnglert · Oct 3

JJ Englert got Meta's Muse talking through a small ESP32 gadget using the open Muse Gadget SDK, then shared a tutorial and repo so non-developers can build the same pocket assistant.

Open on GitHub

Build a pocket Muse agent on an ESP32 for about $30

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