@rwayne: The next big hit: ESP32 from Joyy Technology Muse Gadgets can spark the next wave of craze
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Joyy Technology's Muse Gadgets ESP32 is being hyped as a potential breakout hardware hit that could fuel the next wave of IoT and maker projects.
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Nat Friedman announces Muse Gadgets, an open-source Apache-2.0-licensed ESP32 firmware and Linux SDK (github.com/facebookincubator/muse-gadget-sdk) that lets makers connect custom hardware—displays, buttons, sensors, actuators—to the Muse AI assistant.
Meta wants your next gadget to be Muse-infused
Meta introduced Muse Gadgets, an open-source project providing firmware and a Linux SDK that lets developers connect its Muse AI agent to custom hardware like Raspberry Pi and ESP32 boards. Meta also announced the Muse Home Link USB-C device, 5,000 of which are being given away free to Muse subscribers, as part of its broader push to expand Muse beyond a standalone chatbot into consumer devices, small businesses, and enterprise.
@anantn: 4 hours since Muse Gadgets was announced - the response has been amazing. Welcome to everybody joining our Discord and …
Muse Gadgets was announced as an open-source ESP32 firmware and Linux SDK enabling anyone to build hardware compatible with Muse, alongside the launch of Muse Home Link for controlling smart devices — early community response and pull requests have been strong.
@QingQ77: I feel like the ESP32 is about to become a game-changer.
用户表达了对 ESP32 微控制器即将成为游戏规则改变者的期待与看法。
@wlzh: The ESP32 community now has its own awesome list too. This awesome-esp32, maintained by curisama, has a subtitle that's…
The ESP32 community now has its own awesome list, curated by curisama, collecting projects worth doing, copying, and watching—from desktop pets and AI coding agent watchers to e-paper displays, games, and practical firmware like Tasmota and WLED.