Muse Launches Open Source Gadgets SDK and 5000 Free Home Link Devices

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The Muse Home Link device allows the Muse AI to interact with a user's television or speakers by connecting to a home network via USB-C and using HTTPS. Alongside this hardware, Nat Friedman released Muse Gadgets, which consists of open source ESP32 firmware and a Linux SDK designed to enable developers to build their own compatible peripherals.

Muse produced a limited batch of 5,000 Home Link units that will ship in a few weeks and are available for free to current subscribers while supplies last. To facilitate third-party hardware development, the company has open sourced the Home Link code and provided API tokens and a GitHub repository.

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Muse Launches Open Source Gadgets SDK and 5000 Free Home Link Devices

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