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- 1Meta open-sources Muse Gadgets firmware and Linux SDK●Muse Gadgets, which allows users to build their own AI agent-equipped gadgets, now has open-source ESP32 microchip firmware and a Linux SDK provided by Meta, enabling users to install Muse on hardware such as the Raspberry Pi 5.
Muse Gadgets, a project that lets users build their own gadgets equipped with AI agents, has released open-source firmware for the ESP32 microchip along with a Linux software development kit. The releases were provided by Meta, and mean hobbyists can now install the Muse software on common hardware such as the Raspberry Pi 5, expanding the range of devices that can run AI-agent features outside of proprietary systems.