facebookincubator
@facebookincubator · Oct 2
Official Apache-2.0 SDK with ESP32 firmware and a Linux client for pairing your own hardware with Muse.
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Hardware with Meta Muse
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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.
Alexandr Wang
@alexandr_wang · Oct 2
Wang shows Meta own Home Link bridge device that connects Muse to smart-home gear, produced in a limited batch of 5,000.
Federico Viticci
@viticci · Oct 2
Federico Viticci turned an Xteink X4 Pro e-reader into a handheld e-ink screen showing his Muse character, status and settings, with recoverable SD firmware updates.
JJ Englert
@JJenglert1 · Oct 4
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.
samyeei
@samyeei · Oct 5
Voice AI companion on an ESP-Mosaico board built on the Gadget SDK with push-to-talk, spoken replies and phone Wi-Fi setup.
wobsoriano
@wobsoriano · Oct 5
A port that runs the Muse gadget client on a Sony PSP handheld, one of the quirkiest launch-week hardware hacks.
wupsbr
@wupsbr · Oct 4
Ports the Gadget SDK to several Waveshare ESP32-S3 round and AMOLED boards with spoken replies and pushes.
cameronapak
@cameronapak · Oct 3
Native Android home app that repurposes a Rabbit r1 running LineageOS as a Muse companion device.
Riley Brown
@rbrown101010 · Oct 3
Riley Brown paired a ModRetro Chromatic with a native Mac companion so the handheld's buttons and 160x144 screen become a pocket interface for talking to Muse.
hypery11
@hypery11 · Oct 4
Open-source Android runtime that turns spare phones, tablets and TVs into programmable Muse gadgets.
zjhong
@zjhong · Oct 4
Board support for the Bread Compact WiFi LCD board so it runs Muse gadget firmware.
rjohnt
@rjohnt · Oct 3
Experimental CoreBluetooth adapter that lets a Mac pair as a restricted display gadget for Muse.
Volmarr Wyrd
@hrabanazviking · Oct 7
Edge co-processor and real-time heads-up display for Muse running on a Raspberry Pi 5 with a Hailo-10 NPU, aimed at local perception work alongside the cloud agent.
youlim-bot
@youlim-bot · Oct 6
Android app that makes a Rabbit r1 a Muse gadget with Korean, Japanese and English interpretation.
Franzferdinan51
@Franzferdinan51 · Oct 5
Custom board target and phone-app features for the 2.06 inch AMOLED Waveshare board.
leungcheukfai
@leungcheukfai · Oct 7
Localised fork with a Chinese interface, voice replies and one-click web flashing.
Ryan Yeung
@keyframesfound · Oct 7
A Raspberry Pi 5 with a 3.5-inch TFT shows a pixel bot that changes colour with mood, listens continuously and transcribes locally with Whisper before answering aloud.
moritz-prenner
@moritz-prenner · Oct 6
Moritz Prenner is designing his own ESP32 circuit board for a Muse gadget instead of using an off-the-shelf dev kit.
Gilad Fride
@giladfr · Oct 6
Gilad Fride adapted the Muse Gadget firmware to the ESP32 Cheap Yellow Display board, a very low-cost touchscreen option for Muse hardware.
