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Meta Releases Open-Source SDK for Building Muse AI-Powered Smart Home and Custom Hardware Devices

October 3, 2026 at 04:26 EDT

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Meta has open-sourced firmware and a Linux SDK enabling developers worldwide to build custom hardware powered by Muse AI, with support for Raspberry Pi and ESP32 microcontrollers. The announcement, made October 2, 2026, marks a significant expansion of Meta's strategy to move Muse beyond a standalone chatbot into embedded devices and smart-home applications.

October 2, 2026

Muse AI Now Open to Hardware Builders

Meta releases open-source SDKs and firmware enabling developers to build custom Muse-powered devices on Raspberry Pi and ESP32 boards.

Free Hardware Units

5,000

Muse Home Link devices for U.S. subscribers

SDK License

Apache 2.0

Open-source, developer-friendly licensing

Model Ranking

4th

Overall Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index

Muse Spark Health Reasoning Leads Competitors

20.6

Muse Spark

40.1

GPT-5.4

HealthBench Hard score (higher is better). Muse leads medical reasoning.

Developer Path

Register at gadgets.muse.ai → Generate SDK token → Clone facebookincubator/muse-gadget-sdk from GitHub → Use your coding agent to build custom drivers → Deploy on Raspberry Pi or ESP32.

Community support available in Meta's Discord. Firmware and code licensed under Apache 2.0 for maximum developer freedom.

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