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00:45
2026-10-03
techcrunch.com
ai-agents

Meta wants your next gadget to be Muse-infused

Meta introduced Muse Gadgets on Friday, an open-source project that provides firmware and a Linux SDK so developers can build hardware connecting to its Muse personal AI agent, with project ideas incl…

21:08
2026-10-02
theverge.com
ai-agents

Meta open sources code to let you make Muse AI gadgets

Meta open sourced a Muse Gadget SDK on GitHub that lets developers program off-the-shelf ESP32 boards or Raspberry Pi devices to connect the company's Muse AI agent to displays, buttons, sensors, and …

19:59
2026-10-02
runtimewire.com
ai-agents

Meta opens Muse to ESP32 gadgets and home-built interfaces

Nat Friedman introduced Muse Gadgets, an open-source hardware project that connects Meta's Muse personal AI agent to custom devices built on ESP32 boards or Linux computers, alongside the Muse Home Li…

20:37
2026-09-30
blog.adafruit.com
ai-products

DIY AI voice assistant with ESP32 and animated OLED eyes

Jayesh Nawani built a DIY voice assistant that runs entirely on an ESP32, using an I2S microphone to capture speech that is packaged as a WAV file and sent to the OpenAI Whisper API for transcription,…

04:14
2026-09-22
github.com
ai-agents

ASPARK – an agile AI product team for Claude Code

ASPARK, a new Claude Code plugin from developer a-lottes, installs an agile AI product team — Product Owner, Engineering Manager, Developer, Reviewer, QA Tester, and Release Manager — directly into a …

14:01
2026-09-19
dexteroot.net
ai-tools

So I have a weatherman, which also tells me the news

A developer built a weather, news, and air-quality display using a LILYGO T5 4.7-inch e-Paper module powered by an ESP32 dual-core Xtensa LX6 at 240 MHz, writing the code with Claude Code. The device …

05:52
2026-09-12
dev.to
ai-products

Why Do We Still Need Microcontrollers?

A developer is asking why microcontrollers such as Arduino, ESP8266, and ESP32 remain necessary when computers and smartphones grow more powerful each year, noting that most embedded and IoT applicati…

23:00
2026-09-08
hackaday.com
ai-products

Anti-Doomscroll Tamagotchi Only Lives if You Do

Hackaday reports that maker brenpoly built 'Polymo,' a Tamagotchi-style virtual pet that only stays alive if the user puts down their phone, using an ESP32 in a 3D-printed case and a local LLM on the …

20:39
2026-08-28
blog.roboflow.com
computer-vision

How to Build an Autonomous Defect Detector with Physical AI

Roboflow published a guide to building a fully local autonomous defect detection system using a webcam, its RF-DETR model, and a Hiwonder MaxArm robot arm, which spots drilled holes and scratches on w…

08:14
2026-08-23
xda-developers.com
artificial-intelligence

Wiring up seven ESP32s to create a ~0.4B LLM

A developer wired seven ESP32 microcontrollers together to run a roughly 0.4-billion-parameter large language model, demonstrating that low-cost hardware can execute small neural networks. The project…

19:55
2026-08-19
github.com
ai-tools

Show HN: I let an AI agent brick my $2.51 ESP32 on purpose

NanoForgeFlow released nff, an open-source MCP server that lets coding agents like Claude directly control ESP32-class hardware, enabling autonomous firmware development, over-the-air deployment, and …

00:00
2026-08-16
pipe-lang.com
developer-tools

🌍 MicroPipe — Pipe on a Microcontroller (Preview)

MicroPipe, a dependency-free Python re-implementation of the Pipe language core, now runs on a $5 ESP32 microcontroller, verified against the real pipe v0.9.4 binary. It supports ~59 curated builtins,…

20:00
2026-08-08
hackaday.com
machine-learning

Grading Tomatoes with an ESP32 and ML

Pmalfa31 developed a tomato grading system using an ESP32 and machine learning that sorts standard and cherry tomatoes by color and size, with a web simulator available for testing. The system uses tw…

00:00
2026-08-05
anil.recoil.org
artificial-intelligence

GetMOBILE article on benchmarking micro-NPUs now out

Josh Millar of Imperial College London led an article published in GetMobile benchmarking micro-NPUs, ultra-low-power neural network accelerators found in low-cost chips such as ESP32-based boards and…

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