
Meta Research has released the source code and hardware designs for the Muse project, a suite of AI-powered smart home devices. The open-source release allows developers and researchers to build upon Meta's work in ambient computing and voice interaction. This move aims to accelerate innovation in the smart home sector by providing a standardized, AI-native hardware reference.
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© The AI Daily BriefMeta has open-sourced the firmware for its Muse hardware gadget, promoting transparency and community development.
© The Verge AIMeta is handing the keys to its Muse AI agent by open-sourcing the software needed to run it on custom hardware. Developers can now hook Muse into ESP32 boards or Raspberry Pi setups, effectively turning workbench scraps into personalized AI terminals. This moves Muse beyond a cloud-only interface into tangible, local devices like E Ink displays or HDMI sticks. It signals a shift toward decentralized, user-owned AI interactions rather than relying solely on proprietary apps.