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Muse Gadgets

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Muse Gadgets is an open-source hardware ecosystem that lets developers build physical interfaces for Muse using off-the-shelf ESP32 boards or Raspberry Pi systems and provided SDKs/firmware. The SDKs and firmware are available on GitHub under the Apache 2.0 license and are offered as-is; contributors are encouraged to fork, extend, and share improvements. The platform emphasizes connecting Muse to displays, buttons, sensors, actuators and local HTTP APIs so community-built skills can make Muse turn on lights, control a TV, send documents to a printer, and interact with other devices on a home network.

Concrete examples and workflows are highlighted: a Muse Home Link device that joins Muse to home Wi‑Fi and local APIs (free to U.S. subscribers, one per account, shipping in October); supported hardware like Waveshare’s 1.75" round AMOLED ESP32, M5Stack StickS3, Seeed reTerminal E1002 color e‑ink, Raspberry Pi 5 integrations, AiPi Lite, IDEASPARK ESP32 modules, and a forthcoming TVA HDMI stick. Devices are sold by third parties (not endorsed), each listing links to vendor buy pages and source repos. The community is invited to share project photos, short videos, and GitHub READMEs in a Discord #projects channel for possible featuring. Terms, privacy, and device-specific notices are provided.

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