# Meta开放Muse硬件SDK：ESP32、树莓派都能接入 Meta近日宣布开放其Muse硬件SDK，这一举措意味着开发者现在可以在ESP32、树莓派等主流硬件平台上接入Meta的Muse生态系统。以下是关键信息： ## 核心要点 - **硬件兼容性**：SDK支持ESP32系列微控制器和树莓派单板计算机，降低了硬件接入门槛 - **开放性质**：Meta将Muse从封闭生态转向开放，允许第三方硬件厂商和开发者自由集成 - **目标场景**：主要面向AR/VR配件、可穿戴设备、智能家居控制等需要与Meta生态联动的硬件产品 ## 技术意义 1. **降低开发成本**：开发者无需从零构建底层通信协议，可直接调用SDK实现与Meta服务的对接 2. **硬件民主化**：ESP32和树莓派是创客和中小团队最常用的平台，此举大幅扩展了潜在开发者基数 3. **生态扩张**：Meta试图通过开放硬件层，将Muse从软件平台延伸为跨设备的连接协议 ## 行业影响 这一动作被视为Meta在硬件生态战略上的重要转向——从自研闭环（如Quest系列）转向“核心自研+外围开放”的混合模式
动察 Beating AI News Flash: Meta has released Muse Gadgets, open-sourcing the ESP32 firmware and Linux SDK used to connect to Muse. Developers can use off-the-shelf ESP32 development boards, Raspberry Pi, or Linux devices to build their own Muse hardware. Screens, microphones, speakers, buttons, and sensors can all be connected, and the code uses the Apache 2.0 license.
Meta has also launched Muse Home Link. This small USB-C device connects Muse to the home local area network, and then controls devices such as lights, TVs, speakers, and printers through community-developed skills. Integrations already include Philips Hue, Sonos, Apple TV, Google Nest, and Samsung TV. Meta produced an initial batch of 5,000 units, available free to U.S. Muse subscribers, with shipping starting in October.
Previously, Meta had already announced its own Muse Charm, but it has not yet officially gone on sale. Now developers do not have to wait for official hardware and can build their own screens, desktop devices, and smart home hubs for Muse.
