Added after our earlier coverage. The original source date is shown below; this is not a new announcement today.

What happened

The project supports ESP32 boards and Linux devices, including Raspberry Pi. Its SDKs and firmware use Apache 2.0, with listed exceptions. Pairing requires an SDK token and Muse developer mode. This is a hardware integration release, not newly released model weights.

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Why it matters

Open device code can make experimentation easier, but it does not make the underlying service independently operable. Product teams should assess account dependence, permissions and failure behaviour before allowing an agent to control household or workplace equipment.

What to watch

Watch for supported-device reliability, service terms and clear boundaries around actions on connected equipment.

Sources & verification

Source links are not a count of independent confirmations.

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TechCrunch — announcement timingReported source · techcrunch.com · Oct 3, 2026
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Meta — Muse GadgetsPrimary source · gadgets.muse.ai · Oct 2, 2026
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Meta — SDK repository and licensePrimary source · github.com · Oct 2, 2026
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